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read specific chunks of files by offset.
``js
var blockReader = require("block-reader")
blockReader("/somefile",1024,function(err,reader,fd,stat){
reader.read(0,function(err,buf){ console.log(buf,toString(),'this is bytes 0-1023 in from somefile'); })
reader.read(5,function(err,buf){
console.log(buf,toString(),'this is bytes 4095-5119 from somefile');
})
reader.read(100,function(err,buf){ // if the offset doesnt exist you should get an error. console.log(err) })
})
in some cases i already have a file descriptor and stat so i use ```fromFD```
```js
var blockReader = require("block-reader")
var stat = ..
var fd = ..
var reader = blockReader.fromFD(fd,stat.size,1024)
reader.read(0,function(err,buf){
console.log(buf,toString(),'this is bytes 0-1023 in from somefile');
})
you may change the size of the file but you shouldn't need to create a new reader. if you want to access those offsets the reader will need to know the new size.
fs.stat('/somefile',function(err,stat){
reader.size(stat.size);
});
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read specific chunks of files by offset
The npm package block-reader receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, block-reader popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that block-reader 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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