A ReadableStream emitting data for each new module published to npm
npm install npm-publish-stream
A Node.js ReadableStream that emits data for each module published to npm, in near-realtime.
NpmPublishStream uses simple polling against the npm registry server to fetch data about publish events
``js
const NpmPublishStream = require('npm-publish-stream')
, colorsTmpl = require('colors-tmpl')
, outf = colorsTmpl('{green}{bold}%s{/bold}@%s{/green} <{yellow}http://npm.im/%s{/yellow}>: %s')
, desclength = 70
function shorten (s) {
return s.length <= desclength ? s : s.substring(0, desclength) + '...'
}
new NpmPublishStream()
.on('data', function (data) {
console.log(
outf
, data.id
, data.doc['dist-tags'].latest
, data.id
, shorten(data.doc.description || '')
)
})
.on('error', console.log)
`
And we get an endless stream of npm published packages:
There is only a constructor that makes a object stream. The constructor can take an options object though, the following properties are accepted::
* 'startTime': a Date object specifying when you would like the stream to start from, this would normally be at some point in the past although not too far back unless you want to be flooded with data.30000
* 'refreshRate': an integer specifying the length in milliseconds between each refresh from the npm registry. This is the polling-frequency and you can increase or decrease it from the default (30s).string` if you wish to specify a different registry other than the global npm registry.
* 'hostname': a
* 'port': an integer if you wish to specify a different registry other than the global npm registry.
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