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@tejp/testing-streams
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Streams for test cases.
The streams read/write predefined data and errors.
A readable stream that produces the given chunks of data when sombody tries
to read from the stream.
chunks is an array that contains data objects, but it can also contain Error
instances if the stream should emit errors. Additionally chunks can contain
functions that are called as callbacks and can implement more complicated custom
behavior.
For each read() the stream processes the next items in chunks.
function readHandler(stream) {
// We could push some data
stream.push("some data");
// We could also emit an error
stream.emit('error', new Error("some error"));
// If we return a truthy value, the ChunkReader immediately processes
// the next chunk. If it's falsy ChunkReader instead waits for the
// next read.
return true;
}
const reader = new ChunkReader(["plain data", readHandler, new Error("a failure")])
// calls to reader.read() will return "plain data" and "some data" and then raise
// errors "some error" and "a failure".
A writable stream that accepts and ignores anything that is written to it .
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Streams for test cases
We found that @tejp/testing-streams demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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