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Transform stream which emits each part and pushes object with part.
Uses newline and carriage return for default delimiter (one or both in either order).
npm install each-part --save
eachLine = require 'each-part'
each = eachLine()
each.on 'part', (part) -> # do something with the part
each.on 'error', (error) -> # do something with the error...
each.on 'finish', (error) -> # all done...
# part is also passed on as an object to the next stream using objectMode:true
targetStream = require('through2') (part, _, next) ->
# do something with the part: part.string
console.log 'part:',part.string
next()
someStream.pipe(each)
# can provide options to override the delimiter used:
each = eachLine delim:'|'
# can be a regular expression:
each = eachLine delim:/blah/
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Transform stream which emits each part and pushes object with part
The npm package each-part receives a total of 22 weekly downloads. As such, each-part popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that each-part 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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