In eventMode, is the 'feed' event always the last to fire?

[naxxfish]

When consuming the stream events, in order to get a representation of a full feed and list of entries in Javascript objects, one might have code such as this:

    var returnedFeed = {
      meta: null,
      entries: []
    }
    request(feed.url)
      .pipe(pickup({ eventMode: true }))
      .on('feed', (feedMeta) => {

        returnedFeed.meta = feedMeta
        resolve(returnedFeed)
      })
      .on('entry', (entry) => {
        console.log('entry')
        returnedFeed.entries.push(entry)
      })

It appears that the 'feed' event is the last to fire when parsing a feed, therefore a good point to return a populated object. However, is that definitely always the case? Normally, I'd use the 'end' event to determine this, but it seems that in eventMode this does not get emitted.

[michaelnisi]

Yes, in eventMode, 'feed' is the last event, provided that the source XML contains a channel or a feed element. If not, parsing fails emitting 'error'.