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minipass-flush

A Minipass stream that calls a flush function before emitting 'end'

1.0.5

ISC

JavaScript

2.5

Installations

npm install minipass-flush

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

No

Module System

CommonJS

Min. Node Version

>= 8

Node Version

12.8.1

NPM Version

6.12.0-next.0

Pull Requests

Open

4

Total

14

Closed

10

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0

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0

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Languages

JavaScript

JavaScript (100%)

Developer

isaacs

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GitHub Statistics

ISC License

3 Stars

24 Commits

2 Forks

2 Watchers

4 Branches

2 Contributors

Updated on Feb 17, 2022

Maintainers

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.0.5

Package Id

minipass-flush@1.0.5

Size

1.93 kB

NPM Version

6.12.0-next.0

Node Version

12.8.1

Published on

Sep 30, 2019

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Dependencies

minipass

Dev Dependencies

tap

minipass-flush

A Minipass stream that calls a flush function before emitting 'end'

USAGE

1const Flush = require('minipass-flush')
2cons f = new Flush({
3  flush (cb) {
4    // call the cb when done, or return a promise
5    // the 'end' event will wait for it, along with
6    // close, finish, and prefinish.
7    // call the cb with an error, or return a rejecting
8    // promise to emit 'error' instead of doing the 'end'
9    return rerouteAllEncryptions().then(() => clearAllChannels())
10  },
11  // all other minipass options accepted as well
12})
13
14someDataSource.pipe(f).on('end', () => {
15  // proper flushing has been accomplished
16})
17
18// Or as a subclass implementing a 'flush' method:
19class MyFlush extends Flush {
20  flush (cb) {
21    // old fashioned callback style!
22    rerouteAllEncryptions(er => {
23      if (er)
24        return cb(er)
25      clearAllChannels(er => {
26        if (er)
27          cb(er)
28        cb()
29      })
30    })
31  }
32}

That's about it.

If your flush method doesn't have to do anything asynchronous, then it's better to call the callback right away in this tick, rather than returning Promise.resolve(), so that the end event can happen as soon as possible.

No vulnerabilities found.

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Score

2.5

/10

Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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