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file-type-stream
Advanced tools
Wrapper over file-type that makes using it with streams easier.
npm install --save file-type-stream
Requires Node v6+
fileTypeStream(callback)
See ./test directory for usage examples.
import fileTypeStream from 'file-type-stream'
import { PassThrough } from 'stream'
// ...
// s3Client = ....
// ...
const through = new PassThrough()
readStream.pipe(fileTypeStream((type) => {
// since transform streams buffer up to 16kb which
// is enough to detect the file type, we get
// the file type even through through hasn't been piped
// anywhere yet.
console.log('ext', type.ext)
console.log('mime', type.mime)
// E.g.:
// We can use that info to open a write stream on aws s3
// with the correct content type
client.upload({
ContentType: type.mime,
Bucket: 'some-bucket',
Key: 'some-key',
Body: through,
}, null, (err) => {
// Upload completed!
})
})).pipe(through)
The code above can be written a bit more intuitively with async/await:
import fileTypeStream from 'file-type-stream'
import { PassThrough } from 'stream'
// ...
// s3Client = ....
// ...
const upload = async (rs) => {
const Body = new PassThrough()
const { mime } = await new Promise(resolve => {
rs.pipe(fileTypeStream(resolve)).pipe(Body)
})
const response = client.upload({
Body,
ContentType: mime,
Bucket: 'some-bucket',
Key: 'some-key',
}).toPromise()
console.log(response)
}
FAQs
Wrapper over file-type that makes using it with streams easier.
We found that file-type-stream 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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