Implement Node streaming support#683
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Rebased this on top of the merged changes from #682 |
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Per #429 (comment) , this PR contains AI-generated code (with human tweaks) to implement Node streaming support:
package.jsonto change the generated bindings filenames fromindex.js/.d.tstonativeBindings.js/.d.ts, to allow imports into the later stream JS files without circular import issuesindexfiles tonativeBindings, and added newindexfiles that re-export everythingnode-lz4index.spec.tsto verify the streaming implementation worksnode-lz4andlz4-napibehaviorI can't guarantee all of this is 100% correct, and Claude at one point got confused over whether the streaming classes should use an "accumulate-then-compress" approach or a "true streaming" approach. The current implementation appears to use "accumulate-then-compress".
Hopefully this is at least useful as a baseline for implementing, if not actually usable on its own!