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hyperdrive-import-queue
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Takes an array of files, chunks and writes them to a hyperdrive archive. onFileWriteBegin callback returns each file object with a progress listener that emits file write progress info as each file is written. Progress info provided via progress-stream.
arguments:
hyperdriveImportQueue(files, archive, {
cwd: '', // defaults to ''
progressInterval: 100, // defaults to 100ms
chunkSize: 4*1024, // defaults to 4*1024
onQueueNewFile: function (err, file) {
// add file to your queue UI
},
onFileWriteBegin: function (err, file) {
// you may now start incrementing your progress bar UI at this point
// by attaching your progress listener callback to the `progress` event:
file.progressListener.on('progress', function (progress) {
// increment your progress bars here using the `progress` argument data
})
},
onFileWriteComplete: function (err, file) {
// a single file has now been written to the hyperdrive archive
// the next file in the queue will start writing and trigger a new
// `onFileWriteBegin` callback to fire
},
onCompleteAll: function (err, files) {
// do whatever you like
}
})
FAQs
A hyperdrive import queue that emits progress events.
We found that hyperdrive-import-queue 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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