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npm install pull-delayed-sink

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Updated on May 18, 2014

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.0.0

Package Id

pull-delayed-sink@1.0.0

Size

1.80 kB

NPM Version

1.4.9

Published on

May 11, 2014

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Dev Dependencies

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tape pull-stream

pull-delayed-sink

return a pull-stream sink, that won't start reading until you say.

Example

1var delayed = require('pull-delayed-sink')
2var feed = [], d
3
4//create a pull stream, and direct to nowhere yet!
5pull(pull.values(feed), d = delayed())
6
7
8//... later, start the sink.
9setTimeout(function () {
10  feed.push(1, 2, 3)
11
12  l.start(pull.collect(function (err, ary) {
13    if(err) throw err
14    t.deepEqual(ary, [1, 2, 3])
15    t.end()
16  }))
17})
18

pull.defer is a similar function, but it's a source instead of a sink.

API

d = delayed(); d.start(sink)

create a fake sink stream, and then start it when you have the sink you want.

d = delayed(sink); d.start()

make a sink delay, and then allow it to start.

License

MIT

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