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npm install minipass-collect

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NPM Version

9.8.1 Statistics

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Updated on 05 Feb 2024

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Dependencies

1

minipass

Dev Dependencies

1

tap

Versions

minipass-collect

A Minipass stream that collects all the data into a single chunk

Note that this buffers ALL data written to it, so it's only good for situations where you are sure the entire stream fits in memory.

Note: this is primarily useful for the Collect.PassThrough class, since Minipass streams already have a .collect() method which returns a promise that resolves to the array of chunks, and a .concat() method that returns the data concatenated into a single Buffer or String.

USAGE

1const Collect = require('minipass-collect')
2
3const collector = new Collect()
4collector.on('data', allTheData => {
5  console.log('all the data!', allTheData)
6})
7
8someSourceOfData.pipe(collector)
9
10// note that you can also simply do:
11someSourceOfData.pipe(new Minipass()).concat().then(data => ...)
12// or even, if someSourceOfData is a Minipass:
13someSourceOfData.concat().then(data => ...)
14// but you might prefer to have it stream-shaped rather than
15// Promise-shaped in some scenarios.

If you want to collect the data, but also act as a passthrough stream, then use Collect.PassThrough instead (for example to memoize streaming responses), and listen on the collect event.

1const Collect = require('minipass-collect')
2
3const collector = new Collect.PassThrough()
4collector.on('collect', allTheData => {
5  console.log('all the data!', allTheData)
6})
7
8someSourceOfData.pipe(collector).pipe(someOtherStream)

All minipass options are supported.

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Last Scanned on 2024-11-25

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