Sink your streams.
var { Readable, Transform } = require('streamx');
var sink = require('lead');
// Might be used as a Transform or Writeable
var maybeThrough = new Transform({
transform(chunk, cb) {
// processing
cb(null, chunk);
},
});
Readable.from(['hello', 'world'])
// Sink it to behave like a Writeable
.pipe(sink(maybeThrough));
sink(stream)Takes a stream to sink and returns the same stream. Sets up event listeners to infer if the stream is being used as a Transform or Writeable stream and sinks it on nextTick if necessary. If the stream is being used as a Transform stream but becomes unpiped, it will be sunk. Respects pipe, on('data') and on('readable') handlers.
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Sink your streams.
The npm package lead receives a total of 1,423,282 weekly downloads. As such, lead popularity was classified as popular.
We found that lead demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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