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A zero-dependency node stream for writing Server-Sent Events.
npm install ssestream
Or:
yarn add ssestream
In a (req, res) handler for a request event, Express #get route or similar:
const SseStream = require('ssestream')
function (req, res) {
const sse = new SseStream(req)
sse.pipe(res)
const message = {
data: 'hello\nworld',
}
sse.write(message)
}
Properties on message:
data - String or object, which gets turned into JSONevent - (optional) Stringid - (optional) Stringretry - (optional) numbercomment - (optional) StringThe SseStream#writeMessage(message) method is a type-safe alias for SseStream#write(message).
FAQs
Send Server-Sent Events with a stream
The npm package ssestream receives a total of 5,609 weekly downloads. As such, ssestream popularity was classified as popular.
We found that ssestream 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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