The readable.readableHighWaterMark property in a readable stream that is used to check the value of highWaterMark used while constructing Readable streams....
The stream.Writable close Event is an inbuilt application programming interface of Stream module which is used to emit when the stream and any of its hidden resources (for example, a file descriptor) is being closed. This event implies that no further events will be emitted, plus no further computation will take place....
The writable.writableObjectMode property in Stream module is used to get the object mode value of the Writable stream....
The readable[Symbol.asyncIterator]() method in a Readable Stream is utilized to fully consume the stream....
The transform.destroy() method in a Readable Stream is used to destroy the transform stream and also emits an ‘error’ event optionally. Moreover, the transform stream releases any internal resources after this call is made....
The writable.writableLength property is an inbuilt application of stream module which is used to check the number of bytes in the queue that is ready to be written....
The writable.uncork() method is an inbuilt application programming interface of Stream module which is used to flush all the buffered data when stream.cork() method was called....
The readable.unshift() method in a Readable Stream is utilized to push a chunk of data back into the internal buffer. However, when a stream is being fully consumed and it needs to be “un-consumed” then this method is helpful....
The ‘pause’ Event in a Readable Stream is emitted when stream.pause() is being called and readableFlowing property is not false....
The readable.readableObjectMode property in a Readable Stream that is used to check the objectMode of the stream....
The writable.writableHighWaterMark property is an inbuilt application programming interface of stream module which is used to check the highWaterMark value which was passed while creating the Writable....
The writable.writableFinished property is set to true instantly before the emit of the ‘finish’ event....
