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rafting

v0.0.1

Published

A way to group multiple writable streams together to pipe or write to simultaneously

Readme

node-rafting

A way to group multiple writable streams together to pipe or write to simultaneously

example

var rafting = require('rafting')
  , fs = require('fs')
  ;

var stream = rafting.createWriteStream(outstreamA, outstreamB)
    
instream.pipe(stream)

instream will be piped to outstreamA and outstreamB. For a more detailed example checkout the example directory.

API

createWriteStream([stream], [stream], ...)

Creates a CompositeStream object wrapping all the writable streams passed to it.

push(stream)

Pushes an additional stream to the CompositeStream object.

stream.write(string, [encoding], [fd]) / stream.write(buffer)

Calls each contained stream own write method. Returns false if any one of the streams could not flush the buffer to the kernel.

stream.end() / stream.end(string, encoding) / stream.end(buffer)

Calls the end method for each of the contained stream. Turns the stream writable flag off.

Event: 'drain'

function () {}

After a write returned false, emitted once only after all contained streams had emitted the drain event.

Event: 'error'

function (exception, [stream]) {}

Emitted on error with exception. If the error was emitted by a contained stream, stream argument will be that stream, otherwise it will be null.

install

npm install rafting

license

MIT