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@maboiteaspam/flower
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I always forgot to enable the flow mode of node streams,
flower should help me to deal with that.
npm i @maboiteaspam/flower --save
flower is a stream object in flow mode,
.resume() is always called.
var flower = require('@maboiteaspam/flower')
process.stdin.pipe(flower(fnTransform, fnFlush));
I have to call for .resume() on each and every stream i create.
var streamA = through2.obj(function (req, enc, cb) {
cb(null, req);
})
streamA.pipe(through2.obj().resume())
.pipe(through2.obj().resume())
.pipe(through2.obj().resume())
.pipe(through2.obj().resume())
.pipe(through2.obj().resume());
for (var e=...) {
streamA.write(...);
}
streamA.resume();
With flower i want to ease that...
var streamA = flower();
streamA
.pipe(flower())
.pipe(flower())
.pipe(flower())
.pipe(flower())
.pipe(flower());
for (var e=...) {
streamA.write(...);
}
FAQs
a stream object in flow mode
We found that @maboiteaspam/flower 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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