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pull-cursor

v3.0.0

Published

A pull-stream over series that have an index.

Downloads

455

Readme

pull-cursor

A pull-stream over series that have an index.

I wrote this to abstract out streams for flumelog-offset it makes flexible streams on ranges easy, including live streams!

api

var inject = require('pull-cursor')

inject(since, getMeta) => createStream(opts)

since is an obv instance, which represents the current length of the dataset. getMeta is a function that takes an offset, an option to use caching and callback the value plus the next and prev offsets.

var Obv = require('obv')
var since = Obv()

//dummy example with an array as the datastore
var ary = ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D']
since.set(ary.length - 1) //set since to last index!

var createStream = require('pull-cursor')(
  since,
  function (offset, useCache, cb) {
    if(offset < 0 || offset >= ary.length)
      return cb(new Error('out of bounds:'+offset)

    cb(null, ary[offset], offset-1, offset+1)

  })

createStream(opts) => Source

createStream now accepts all the typical options of a levelup or flumedb stream. including

  • reverse (boolean) read backwards
  • live (boolean) include new items
  • old (boolean) include old items (set to false implies live)
  • gt (offset) items greater than a valid offset
  • gte (offset) items greater or equal to a valid offset
  • lt (offset) items less than a given offset
  • lte (offset) items less than or equal to a given offset
  • limit (number) stop after N items.
  • cache (boolean) use cache of underlying

License

MIT