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aligned-block-file
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read and write to a file in a cache-friendly way by using aligned blocks.
read and write to a file in a cache-friendly way by using aligned blocks.
This module provides an interface to read arbitary buffers from a file, and manages it as a series of aligned buffers. This allows you to write high performance binary file formats, where many reads do not necessarily mean many fs reads.
create an instance, block_size
is the size of the underlying block.
I suggest 1024 or 4096 or some multiple of your OS block size.
flags
is passed to fs.open
read a buffer from the file. If the range is already in the cache
cb
will be called synchronously.
read a UInt32BE from the file. (cb
may be sync, if the buffer is already in cache)
an observable of the files size.
an observable of the end of the file
append buf
to the file.
this must not be called again until the previous call has returned.
updated values for size and offset will be triggered immediately before the cb
is called.
shorten the file to length
removing anything after that point.
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read and write to a file in a cache-friendly way by using aligned blocks.
The npm package aligned-block-file receives a total of 1,146 weekly downloads. As such, aligned-block-file popularity was classified as popular.
We found that aligned-block-file demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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