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@zkochan/zen-push
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A push stream observable class. (Sometimes called a Subject in Rx-speak.)
npm install @zkochan/zen-push
import PushStream from '@zkochan/zen-push';
let pushStream = new PushStream();
pushStream.observable.subscribe(value => console.log(`Hello ${value}!`));
pushStream.next('World'); // 'Hello World!'
let pushStream = new PushStream();
Creates a new PushStream object.
pushStream.observable.subscribe(value => console.log(`Hello ${value}!`));
The instance of Observable used to listen to elements in the push stream.
pushStream.next('World');
Sends the next stream value to all observers.
pushStream.error(new Error('The planet as been destroyed'));
Sends an error to all observers. Calling this method terminates the stream.
pushStream.complete();
Sends a signal to all observers that the stream is finished. Calling this method terminates the stream.
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An Observable push stream
The npm package @zkochan/zen-push receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, @zkochan/zen-push popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @zkochan/zen-push 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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