List-stream, at version 0.0.0, offers a lightweight mechanism for managing streams in Node.js environments. It helps developers collect data chunks or objects originating from a readable stream and then, if needed, effectively write collections of objects or chunks to a writable stream. This version relies on readable-stream version 1.0.25 and xtend version 2.1.2 for foundational stream operations and object extension, respectively. These dependencies ensure compatibility and stability relating to stream workflows. Developers may find list-stream useful for scenarios like aggregating log entries before processing, bundling data for efficient network transfer, or transforming streaming data into manageable collections.
The included devDependencies are tape (~2.3.2), faucet (0.0.0), and through2 (~0.4.1). The testing framework of tape is very minimal and easy to set up and includes all the basic functions needed to test javascript code. Faucet helps format tap output with color and structure. The usage of through2 can help simplify pipeline construction with streams.
However, information on previous stable versions is unavailable, it is difficult to compare functionalities or potential breaking changes. If a previous stable version exists and is significantly different, developers may want to check compatibility and potentially migrate to the mentioned version 0.0.0.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.0.0 of the package list-stream
