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to-readable-stream
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Convert a value to a
ReadableStream
Not to be confused with Node.js stream.Readable, in which case, stream.Readable#from() should be used instead.
npm install to-readable-stream
import toReadableStream from 'to-readable-stream';
toReadableStream('🦄🌈');
//=> ReadableStream<'🦄🌈'>
Returns a ReadableStream.
The value to convert to a stream.
The 'into-stream' package offers similar functionality to 'to-readable-stream' by converting strings, buffers, or arrays into readable streams. It provides a bit more flexibility compared to 'to-readable-stream' by supporting arrays of items, which can be particularly useful when you need to stream multiple items in sequence.
Streamifier is another package that can convert a buffer or a string to a stream. It is quite similar to 'to-readable-stream' but also supports creating streams from large objects, which might be useful for applications dealing with large datasets or files.
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Convert a value to a ReadableStream
The npm package to-readable-stream receives a total of 1,510,271 weekly downloads. As such, to-readable-stream popularity was classified as popular.
We found that to-readable-stream 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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