Tools for working with json-seq (RFC 7464)
Both of the Stream types are instance of stream.Transform and pass through all stream.Transform options.
They additionally support charCodeStart and charCodeEnd parameters which can be used to override the default RFC 7464 record start and end characters.
import jsonSeq from 'json-seq';
const parseStream = new jsonSeq.ParseStream();
parseStream.on('data', record => {
console.log('Value of "foo"', record.foo);
});
parseStream.on('invalid', string => {
console.log('Invalid record encountered. Record string: ', string);
});
parseStream.on('truncated', string => {
console.log('Truncated record encountered. Record string: ', string);
});
parseStream.write('�{"foo": "bar"}\n');
import jsonSeq from 'json-seq';
const stringifyStream = new jsonSeq.StringifyStream();
stringifyStream.pipe(process.stdout);
stringifyStream.write({foo: "bar"});