Package-level declarations
Types
A Readable stream is an abstraction for a source from which data is consumed; an example of a Readable stream is the response object returned by http.get(), or the input stream provided to a running program.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.compose method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.drop method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.every method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.find method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.every method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.forEach method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.from static method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.iterator method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.map method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.pipe method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.reduce method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.some method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.take method.
Defines the structure of options which relate to the Readable.toArray method.
This type is typically used when consuming chunks from a stream, or emitting chunks to a stream.
This type is typically returned from Readable.read and friends.