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set-blocking 2.0.0

set blocking stdio and stderr ensuring that terminal output does not truncate
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What does set-blocking do?

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.

How do you use set-blocking?

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).

Where are the set-blocking docs?

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.

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