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co-stream-map
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Map a co stream over each chunk of another co stream.
Given a stream twice that emits strings and a stream
chars the emits a string's chars, map chars over twice:
var map = require('co-stream-map');
// a stream that emits `str` twice
function twice(str){
var i = 0;
return function*(end){
if (end) return;
if (++i <3) return str;
}
}
// a stream that emits `str` split up into chars
function chars(str){
return function*(end){
if (end) return;
var first = str[0];
str = str.slice(1);
return first;
}
}
var source = twice('bar');
var read = map(source, chars);
assert.equal('b', yield read());
assert.equal('a', yield read());
assert.equal('r', yield read());
assert.equal('b', yield read());
assert.equal('a', yield read());
assert.equal('r', yield read());
assert(!(yield read()));
For every chunk stream emits, call fn with that chunk and read from the
returned stream.
fn can be a Function or a GeneratorFunction.
Returns a readable stream.
$ npm install co-stream-map
MIT
FAQs
Map streams over streams
We found that co-stream-map 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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