construct a pull-stream for reading from a writable source, can read old records, new (live) records, or both.
construct a pull-stream for reading from a writable source, can read old records, new (live) records, or both.
to be used by pull-level,
multiblobs, and
secure-scuttlebutt.
pull-live is generic, and easy to adapt to a new case.
createLive takes two functions, createSource (which returns a source
stream of the stored data) and createLive which returns a stream
of the live data. A function that takes opts and is returned.
if opts.live is set to true, the stream will only read the old data
(from createSource) and then the new data (from createLive) with
one item {sync: true} to mark when the old data has finished.
If opts.sync === false then the sync item will dropped.
if opts.live is true (default: false) the live data is included.
if opts.old is false (default: true) the output will not include
the old data. If live and old are both false, an error is thrown.
the only valid options are {live: true, old: false} {live: false, old: true}
and {live: true, old: true}
I recomment using pull-notify
to implement createLive.
var MyLiveStream = createLive(createSource, createLive)
pull(MyLiveStrea({live:..., old:...}),...)
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construct a pull-stream for reading from a writable source, can read old records, new (live) records, or both.
The npm package pull-live receives a total of 33,722 weekly downloads. As such, pull-live popularity was classified as popular.
We found that pull-live 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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