readable-web-to-node-stream

What is readable-web-to-node-stream?

The readable-web-to-node-stream package provides a way to convert web streams (ReadableStream) into Node.js streams (Readable). This is particularly useful for working with web APIs in a Node.js environment, allowing seamless integration between web and Node.js stream ecosystems.

What are readable-web-to-node-stream's main functionalities?

Convert Web ReadableStream to Node.js Readable Stream

This feature allows you to convert a web ReadableStream obtained from a fetch request into a Node.js Readable stream. The code sample demonstrates fetching data from a URL and converting the response body into a Node.js stream, which can then be used with Node.js stream APIs.

const { ReadableWebToNodeStream } = require('readable-web-to-node-stream');

async function fetchAndConvert(url) {
  const response = await fetch(url);
  const webStream = response.body;
  const nodeStream = new ReadableWebToNodeStream(webStream);
  nodeStream.on('data', chunk => {
    console.log('Received chunk:', chunk);
  });
}

fetchAndConvert('https://example.com');

Other packages similar to readable-web-to-node-stream

web-streams-polyfill

The web-streams-polyfill package provides a polyfill for the Web Streams API, making it available in environments where it is not natively supported. Unlike readable-web-to-node-stream, it focuses on providing the Web Streams API itself rather than converting between web and Node.js streams.

node-fetch

The node-fetch package is a lightweight module that brings `window.fetch` to Node.js. While it does not directly convert web streams to Node.js streams, it allows you to use the Fetch API in Node.js, which can be used in conjunction with readable-web-to-node-stream for stream conversion.

stream-web

The stream-web package provides utilities for working with web streams in Node.js. It includes functions for converting between web streams and Node.js streams, similar to readable-web-to-node-stream, but offers a broader set of utilities for stream manipulation.

README

readable-web-to-node-stream

Converts a Web-API readable stream into a Node.js readable stream.

Installation

Install via npm:

npm install readable-web-to-node-stream

or or yarn:

yarn add readable-web-to-node-stream

Compatibility

Source is written in TypeScript and compiled to ECMAScript 2017 (ES8).

Unit tests are performed on the following browsers:

• Google Chrome 74.0
• Firefox 68.0
• Safari 12.0
• Opera 60.0

Example

Import readable-web-stream-to-node in JavaScript:

const {ReadableWebToNodeStream} = require('readable-web-to-node-stream');

async function download(url) {
    const response = await fetch(url);
    const readableWebStream = response.body;
    const nodeStream = new ReadableWebToNodeStream(readableWebStream);
}

API

constructor(stream: ReadableStream): Promise

stream: ReadableStream: the Web-API readable stream.

close(): Promise Will cancel close the Readable-node stream, and will release Web-API-readable-stream.

waitForReadToComplete(): Promise If there is no unresolved read call to Web-API Readable​Stream immediately returns, otherwise it will wait until the read is resolved.

Licence

(The MIT License)

Copyright (c) 2019 Borewit

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