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level-batch-stream

v1.3.1

Published

Execute a batch operation on the values written to the stream

Downloads

12

Readme

level-batch-stream

build status

A simple Writable stream that executes a batch operation on a given levelDB instance. Perfect to use in conjunction with batch-stream to batch up your array size for you and concurrent-writable for tweaking the batch execution concurrency level.


var level = require('level-hyper');
var through = require('through2');
var LevelBatch = require('level-batch-stream');
var BatchStream = require('batch-stream');
var parallel = require('concurrent-writable');

var db = level('new.db', { valueEncoding: 'json' });

source
  //
  // Turn source data into what levelup expects in batches
  //
  .pipe(through(function (data, enc, cb) {
    data = { type: 'put', key: data.id, value: data };
    cb(null, data);
  }))
  //
  // Will batch up 100 objects an send an array down the chain
  //
  .pipe(new BatchStream({ size: 100 }))
  //
  // Will batch the arrays it receives into the level instance
  // doing up to a max of 10 concurrently
  //
  .pipe(parallel(new LevelBatch(db), 10))