it-handshake
Advanced tools
Create handshakes for binary protocols with iterable streams.
npm install it-handshake
See ./example.js
handshake(duplex)duplex: DuplexIterable A duplex iterable streamReturns a new handshake instance that produces BufferList objects.
shake.write(message)message: String|Buffer|BufferListshake.read()Returns the next BufferList message in the stream.
shake.rest()Ends the writer. This is necessary for continuing to pipe data through shake.stream
shake.streamThe duplex iterable stream to be used once the handshake is complete.
shake.readerThe underyling it-reader used by shake.read(). While direct usage of the reader is typically unnecessary, it is available for advanced usage.
shake.writerThe underyling writer, it-pushable, used by shake.write(). While direct usage of the writer is typically unnecessary, it is available for advanced usage.
MIT © Jacob Heun
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Create handshakes for binary protocols with iterable streams
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