problem when used with stream buffer

[nodestream]

problem when used with stream buffer

[robertrossmann]

I think you need to tell ReadableStreamBuffer that you are done putting stuff into it, by calling stream.stop() after calling stream.put(). nodestream relies on the end event to resolve the promise because that's the "official" way of signaling the reader that there is no more data to be read.

See the docs. Let me know if this resolved your problem.

[mregydev]

@robertrossmann a great thank for your answer but it seems that resolve is done before file is created

const Nodestream = require('nodestream')

const fs=require('fs')

const {ReadableStreamBuffer} =require('stream-buffers')

const nodestream = new Nodestream({
  adapter: 'filesystem',
  config: {
       root: [__dirname, '.storage']
  }
})

const stream=new ReadableStreamBuffer({})

nodestream.upload(stream).then(res=>{
//always print file not exist inspite file is created with right content after that   
 if(fs.existsSync(`.storage/${res.location}`))
    {
        console.log('file exist')
    }
    else
    {
        console.log('file not exist')
    }
}).catch(ex=>console.log(ex.message))


stream.put(fs.readFileSync('toread.txt').toString('base64'),'base64')

stream.stop()