Streams
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A pure functional and generic programming library for Erlang, inspired by "scrap your boilerplate" and functional data structures.
A Node.js utility to detect if a value is a Node.js stream, including readable, writable, duplex, and transform streams.
A fetch API polyfill for React Native built on the native Networking API with text streaming support.
A comprehensive Ada utility library providing logging, serialization, encoding, stream composition, and concurrency tools for building robust applications.
A TypeScript/JavaScript library providing Python-inspired iteration utilities for working with iterables, streams, and pipes.
A Node.js module for instrumenting streams to provide debugging, monitoring, and provenance tracking in data pipelines.
Create readable Node.js streams that produce no data or writable streams that discard data, useful for testing and fixtures.
A Node.js write stream that writes to a temporary file and atomically renames it into place when done.
A Go client for building reliable message queues using Redis Cluster Streams.
A deprecated Cycle.js driver for managing keyboard events on the document with stream library agnosticism.
A Java library providing a comprehensive collection of Gatherer implementations for the Stream API.
Build JPA Criteria queries using a Stream-like API for more intuitive and concise Java database code.
A JavaScript library providing composable concurrency abstractions like channels, streams, and coroutines.
An Elixir client library for the Unsplash API, providing seamless access to photos, collections, and user data.
A streams2 Readable stream generator for testing and converting lazy functions into streams.
Convert Node.js streams into promises for easier asynchronous stream handling.
An Express.js driver for Cycle.js that enables building HTTP servers using reactive streams.
A promise-based wrapper for through2 that enables asynchronous mapping over Node.js streams.
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