Closed reactormonk closed 5 years ago
The json you are sending is two separate objects. Oboejs parses a single object. So as far as it was concerned it was 'done' after first object.
Try putting it in an array, i.e. send a [ then one of your objects followed by a , repeat until you are done and finish with ].
You would want to event on each node.
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On Fri 20 Sep 2019, 14:29 Simon Hafner, notifications@github.com wrote:
Sample code:
const Readable = require('stream').Readable; const s = new Readable(); s._read = () => {}; // redundant? see update below
const oboe = require('oboe'); const r = oboe(s); r.on("done", console.log);
s.push('{"hello": "there"}'); // this one logs
const json = '{"log":"{\"level\":\"debug\",\"transformationError\":\"Something went wrong\"}","stream":"stdout","time":"2019-09-19T07:22:33.363566344Z"}'; s.push(json); // this one doens't
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Right, forgot the level of escape I have to put it through.
Sample code: