it-byte-stream
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Read and write arbitrary bytes over a duplex stream
This module makes it easy to send and receive bytes over streams.
import { byteStream } from 'it-byte-stream'
const stream = byteStream(duplex)
// read the next chunk
const bytes = await stream.read()
// read the next five bytes
const fiveBytes = await stream.read(5)
// write bytes into the stream
await stream.write(Uint8Array.from([0, 1, 2, 3, 4]))
$ npm i it-byte-stream
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Read and write arbitrary bytes over a duplex stream
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