How to use @cubbit/web-file-stream - 1 common examples
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cubbit / enigma / src / web / modules / Hash.ts View on Github 
{
if(typeof file === 'string')
return reject('Path not supported. First argument must be a File');
// @ts-ignore
const algorithm: Hash.Algorithm = (options && options.algorithm) || Hash.Algorithm[defaults.hash.algorithm as any] as Hash.Algorithm;
// @ts-ignore
const encoding = (options && options.encoding) || Hash.Encoding[defaults.hash.encoding as any] as Hash.Encoding;
if(algorithm !== Hash.Algorithm.SHA256)
return reject(new Error('Unsupported algorithm'));
const stream = new HashStream();
stream.on('error', reject);
stream.on('finish', () => resolve(stream.read().toString(encoding)));
WebFileStream.create_read_stream(file).pipe(stream);
});
}@cubbit/web-file-stream
Node's file stream APIs for the web
