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readable-stream-node-to-web
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Converts a node Readable stream to a web ReadableStream
var nodeToWebStream = require('readable-stream-node-to-web');
var nodeStream = // Obtain a nodejs Readable stream
var webStream = nodeToWebStream(nodeStream);
nodeStream
is a NodeJS Readable stream
webStream
is a WhatWG web ReadableStream
This method takes a readable node stream and returns a web stream to reads from given the node stream. This allows the plethora of nodejs modules involving Readable streams to be used in a web context like using a node stream with FetchEvent.respondWith()
This module can be used with bundlers like browserify or webpack. This module is also written in es5 so there is no need for transpilation.
MIT. Copyright (c) Austin Middleton.
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Converts a node Readable stream to a web ReadableStream
The npm package readable-stream-node-to-web receives a total of 6,016 weekly downloads. As such, readable-stream-node-to-web popularity was classified as popular.
We found that readable-stream-node-to-web 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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