Delayed-stream is a Node.js utility that buffers events from a stream until you are ready to handle them. It lets you delay emitting buffered stream data and then release the stored events later, which can be useful for use cases like delaying an HTTP response.
Project status
- The source (felixge/node-delayed-stream) appears effectively unmaintained, with the last recorded activity in April 2015 (no newer updates in the provided evidence).
- Apparent update cadence is extremely low, with successive updates shown only minutes apart on 2015-04-30 (0.0.7 to 1.0.0), followed by a long period with no further updates.
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Recent updates
1.0.0
4/30/2015This release is a version bump from 0.0.7 to 1.0.0 with no other code changes shown in the diff. The release notes also state that there have been no changes since 0.0.7, which matches the observed changes.
0.0.7
4/30/2015This release removes nonstandard JavaScript usage involving __defineGetter__, which caused issues in Internet Explorer. It also updates implementation details to use standard property-definition behavior (Object.defineProperty) and tidies related npm/package metadata behavior.