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The set-blocking
npm package aids in setting blocking standard input/output (stdio
) and standard error (stderr
), ensuring terminal output does not truncate. By setting blocking to true
, you can prevent your output from being cut short, particularly beneficial in situations where you are dealing with large volumes of data to output.
In order to utilize set-blocking
in your JavaScript project, simply require the set-blocking
module with require('set-blocking')
and use setBlocking(true)
to set blocking to true. Here is a short code example for better understanding:
const setBlocking = require('set-blocking');
setBlocking(true);
console.log(someLargeStringToOutput);
Please replace someLargeStringToOutput
with the actual string or variable you want to output to the terminal.
Keep in mind that if your module sets blocking to true
, it will affect other modules consuming your library. Therefore, it's often recommended to use setBlocking(true)
only when you're about to call process.exit(code)
.
Official documentation for set-blocking
can be found directly on its GitHub repository at https://github.com/yargs/set-blocking. The README.md
file includes useful information related to the implementation and use of the package.