Utilities for consuming, creating and manipulating node streams.
Test if a value is Node stream-like.
Node stream mock module
Simple and efficient node stream concatenation.
Create a co generator stream from a node stream
Node Stream bindings for PortAudio.
Fast Blob -> Node Stream
turn a pull-stream into a regular node stream.
## Install ``` npm install node-stream-test ```
Node Stream bindings for PortAudio.
node.js library for reading and extraction of ZIP archives
Make engine.io a valid node stream
Converts a Web-API readable-stream into a Node.js readable-stream.
Simple progress bar for node stream
A tiny wrapper around Node stream Transform, to simplify gulp plulgins development
Read a chunk of a Node stream
A producer Node stream for draining different data, including Readable streams
Node stream multiplexing with back-pressure on each stream
Bare compatibility wrapper for the Node.js builtin `stream` module
Node Stream bindings for PortAudio.
Read W3C Blob & File objects as a Node stream. Very useful with "browserify" and "primus" with "ejson" using pipe()
Node Stream bindings for PortAudio.
A dBase DBF file parser that outputs a node stream.
CSV reader with Node Stream API
Memory-efficient XML parser that reduces memory allocation when parsing large XML documents while maintaining a simple, easy-to-use interface.
This gem allow you to connect several social stream nodes using PSHB hubs, also allows to follow, and share streams with social stream users in any node.
This gem allow you to connect several social stream nodes using PSHB hubs, also allows to follow, and share streams with social stream users in any node.
Split XML files on an element, yielding (streaming, so constant memory usage) each node in turn. Uses sgrep internally.
EXPERIMENTAL. A form of data-flow programming based loosely on Kahn Process Networks. Will allow for setting up operational components that can be pipelined together in a graph. Assumes all components (nodes) are 'online' algorithms with more or less steady-state resource utilization for continuous streams of data.
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