An iterable is a sequence of values.
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Apr 8, 2025 - TypeScript
An iterable is a sequence of values.
A lightweight utility for Node.js projects that accumulates items into fixed-size batches (number-of-items wise), preserving insertion order. It abstracts batch management, allowing users to focus on application logic. Ideal for delayed processing tasks such as bulk write/publish operations to kafka, databases, blob storage, etc.
An xstream operator that debounces a stream but accumulates values meantime.
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