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bubble-stream-error
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Bubble errors from an array of streams to a master/top stream
Node module for bubbling errors from 'sub-streams' to a master stream.
This is what you would normally do:
randomStream.pipe(colorizeStream).pipe(choppedStream).pipe(finalStream);
// assign an error handler on each stream
[randomStream, colorizeStream, choppedStream, finalStream].forEach(function(stream) {
stream.on('error', function handleError(err) {
// ...
});
});
With bubble-stream-error
:
var bubbleError = require('bubble-stream-error');
// ...
bubbleError(randomStream, colorizeStream, choppedStream, finalStream);
randomStream.pipe(colorizeStream).pipe(choppedStream).pipe(finalStream);
// assign a single error handler instead of 4
finalStream.on('error', function handleAllStreamErrors(err) {
// ...
});
npm test
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Bubble errors from an array of streams to a master/top stream
The npm package bubble-stream-error receives a total of 71,102 weekly downloads. As such, bubble-stream-error popularity was classified as popular.
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