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@hthetiot hthetiot commented Jul 20, 2018

  • need to remove collections from v2 like v1 did

kriskowal and others added 30 commits October 31, 2013 14:09
All specs pass.

Implemented `Readable` as an abstract interface that provides `forEach`,
`map`, `reduce`, `buffer`, `all`, `copy`, and `read` for any
implementation that provides the asynchronous iterator method, `next`.
Readable makes use of a semaphore `Queue` and a `Pipe` to control
back-pressure based on user-given or methd-specific-default parallelism
limits.

Implemented a `Reader` stream that wraps an array or any object, local
or remote, that provides a `next` method, including iterators and
generator iterators.  Thus, a stream can lazily consume an indefinite
iteration.

Brought in a cleaner implementation of the indefinite promise `Queue`.
This implementation lacks the `close` and `closed` hacks that exist in
the current `q/queue`, which will likely be removed when these changes
get traction, particularly in Q-Connection.

Implemented a `BufferStream`, backed by a `Queue`, that provides both
`Reader` and `Writer` interfaces, as well as an acknoweldgement channel.
`put` returns a promise for when `get` has been consumed.

The Node.js stream reader has been reimplemented based on the latest
rendition of Node.js streams and the new `StreamBuffer`, so promise
streams send back pressure down to the underlying system.  Cosmetic
changes only to `Writer`.

Created a separate mock file stream, which manages an internal `chunks`
array which can be reused on mock file system nodes between reads and
writes.  This turned out to be different enough from `Reader` and
`BufferStream` that a different implementation was needed.  The old
`BufferStream`, originally used by the mock file system has gone away.

Special cases in the HTTP server have been removed, leaving a clean
interface that handles all cases including new streams for bodies.

Ported `WebStream`, by factoring the stream adapter in Q-Connection
together with the new `BufferStream`.  The new streams model connection
closing much more elegantly.  `WebStream` is idempotent and can wrap
`MessageChannel` ports, `WebWorker`, and `WebSocket`.  Q-Connection will
eventually be refactored to take advantage of `WebStream`.

Created `WindowStream`, using code contributed to Q-Connection by
@johnjdalton two years ago.  Window streams are useful for establishing
bidirectional connections between windows and frames.  WindowStream is
not a constructor, but has `listen` and `connect` methods.  `listen`
returns a stream of streams, which can be closed to shut down.
`connect` returns a stream that will buffer and pipe messages when and
if the connection is established.
Rename followInsecureSymlinks to followInsecureSymbolicLinks. This
now matches what is writhe in the readme and release notes.
Rename followInsecureSymlinks to followInsecureSymbolicLinks. This
now matches what is writhe in the readme and release notes.
Conflicts:
	CHANGES.md
	http-apps/fs.js
	package.json
Because they are tests. Not specifications.
Don't implicitly reroot to the base of the prefix path.
Not for the faint of heart.
Fix URL2 dependency
Synchronize versions
Adds HTTP Basic authentication when using "username:[email protected]" URL syntax
Node.js 0.11 checks whether to use an agent based on whether the agent
property exists, not whether the agent property is truthy.
Continued refinement of request normalization and fixed cookie handling.
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