The readable.pipe() method in a Readable Stream is used to attach a Writable stream to the readable stream so that it consequently switches into flowing mode and then pushes all the data that it has to the attached Writable....

The stream.pipeline() method is a module method that is used to the pipe by linking the streams passing on errors and accurately cleaning up and providing a callback function when the pipeline is done....

The readable.read() method is an inbuilt application programming interface of Stream module which is used to read the data out of the internal buffer. It returns data as a buffer object if no encoding is being specified or if the stream is working in object mode....

The stream.Readable.from() method is an inbuilt application programming interface of the Stream module which is used to construct Readable Streams out of iterators....

The readable.pause() method is an inbuilt application programming interface of Stream module which is used to stop the flowing mode from emitting ‘data’ events. If any data that becomes accessible will continue to exist in the internal buffer....

The stream.finished() method is utilized to receive an alert if a stream is not writable or readable anymore or if it had experienced an error or a close event that is immature....

The ‘error’ event in Readable stream can be emitted at any time. It takes place when the hidden stream is not able to generate data due to some hidden internal failure or when the implementation of stream pushes a chunk of data which is not valid. Moreover, a single Error object is passed as an argument to the listener callback....

The ‘close’ Event in a Readable Stream is emitted when the stream and any of its hidden resources are being closed This event implies that no further events can be emitted, and no further computations can take place. Moreover, if a Readable stream is created with the emitClose option then it can always emit ‘close’ event....

Node.js streams are a type of data-handling method and are used to read or write input into output sequentially. Streams are used to handle reading/writing files or exchanging information efficiently....

The ‘end’ Event in a Readable Stream is emitted when there is no available data to be consumed from the readable stream. And the ‘end’ event won’t be emitted if the data is not fully consumed. It can be done by switching the stream into the flowing mode, or by calling stream.read() method again and again until all the data is being consumed....

The writable.end() method is an inbuilt application programming interface of Stream module so that no more data can be written to the Writable anymore. The arguments chunk and encoding are optional which will permit one final new chunk of data to be written instantly before closing the stream. Moreover, the optional callback function is added as a listener for the ‘finish’ event of the Writable stream....

The writable.destroy() method is an inbuilt application programming interface of Stream module which is used to destroy the created stream and you cannot call the write() method to write data again after you have already destroyed the created stream....