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pushpipe

v0.1.0

Published

A simple queue stream package.

Downloads

14

Readme

pushpipe

pushpipe wraps a Writable node stream so that you can set up data pipes and push data individually afterwards, so the data is parsed in the pipe.

How to Use

'use strict';

const pushpipe = require('pushpipe');

const writableStream = //get readable stream somehow, like fs.createWriteStream

const queue = pushpipe.create();

queue.push('some data');
queue.pipe(writableStream); //this can be chained like a normal stream pipe

//...do stuff

queue.push('some more data'); //the set up pipe waits for data to be pushed

queue.end(); //explicitly close the pipe to signify it is complete

Installation and Setup

Do an npm install pushpipe to get up and running.

Notes

Ensure when pushing things other than strings or buffers, ensure the writable stream has objectMode = true set as an option.