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read from one pull-stream, then the next, then the next...
when one stream end (unless it errored) call a function to get the next stream. much like pull-cat except creates streams by calling a function instead of takeing them out of an array.
in particular, this is useful for making a read stream that reconnects to a source.
create a stream that reads from a leveldb 100 items at a time.
var next = require('pull-next')
var pl = require('pull-level')
var db = require('level')(path_to_level)
function resume () {
var last = null
return Next(function () {
return pull(
pl.read(db, {gt: last && last.key, limit: 100}),
pull.through(function (data) { last = data })
)
})
}
hint: this might be even more useful over multilevel
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