Node-Stream Utilities

Node-Stream is a utility library designed to simplify working with Node.js stream APIs by exposing a collection of array-like methods for consuming, creating, and manipulating streams. Originally aiming to resolve common misunderstandings and misuse of Node's core stream interface, it provides methods like `where`, `sort`, `take`, `stringify`, and `intersperse` that return Streams3 instances. The library was built to work with Node.js versions 0.12 and newer, supporting the Streams3 implementation. However, the package, currently at version 1.7.0, was last published approximately 9 years ago (as of April 2026), indicating it is no longer actively maintained and has been effectively abandoned. While it aimed to offer a more accessible API for Node.js streams, its age means it does not support modern Node.js stream features like `stream.promises` or async iterators, nor does it provide ESM compatibility.