A set of Node.js streams to process data in chunks
- LineCounter
- SeparatorChunker
- SizeChunker
- GzipChunker
- S3MultipartUploader
To intstall with NPM
npm install chunking-streams
To use with Node.JS
var chunkingStreams = require('chunking-streams');
var LineCounter = chunkingStreams.LineCounter;
var SeparatorChunker = chunkingStreams.SeparatorChunker;
var SizeChunker = chunkingStreams.SizeChunker;
// ad so on...
Simple TransformStream
which counts lines (\n
is a separator) and emit data chunks contains exactly specified number
of them.
new LineCounter({
numLines: 1, // number of lines in a single output chunk. 1 is default
flushTail: false // on stream end, flush or not remaining buffer. false is default
});
Split incoming data into chunks based on specified separator. After each separator found data chunk is emitted.
By default separator sequence is set to \n
, so it is equals to LineCounter with numLines: 1
new SeparatorChunker({
separator: '\n', // separator sequence
flushTail: false // on stream end, flush or not remaining buffer. false is default
});
Split streams into chunks having exactly specified number of bytes. It is object mode stream! Each data chunk is an object with the following fields:
- id: number of chunk (starts from 0)
- data:
Buffer
with data
SizeChunker has 2 additional events:
- chunkStart: emitted on each chunk start.
- chunkEnd: emitted on each chunk finish.
Both event handlers must accept two arguments:
- id: number of chunk
- done: callback function, must be called then processing is completed
If some tail data is not fit fully into specified chunk size, it can be emitted at the end if flushTail
flag is set.
new SizeChunker({
chunkSize: 1024 // must be a number greater than zero.
flushTail: true // flush or not remainder of an incoming stream. Defaults to false
});
var input = fs.createReadStream('./input'),
chunker = new SizeChunker({
chunkSize: 1024
}),
output;
chunker.on('chunkStart', function(id, done) {
output = fs.createWriteStream('./output-' + id);
done();
});
chunker.on('chunkEnd', function(id, done) {
output.end();
done();
});
chunker.on('data', function(chunk) {
output.write(chunk.data);
});
input.pipe(chunker);
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