API · Consume
values()
Collect all output, returning an array for synchronous pipelines and a promise for asynchronous ones.
Signature
values(): T[] | Promise<T[]>Example
const immediate = exstream([1, 2, 3]).map(double).values()
const eventual = await exstream(asyncRows).mapAsync(load).values()Return mode
Exstream follows the connected source chain’s internal synchronous flag. Synchronous input and operators return T[] before the call returns. Generators, Node/Web streams, mapAsync(), resolve(), makeAsync(), and other asynchronous boundaries return Promise<T[]>.
Because the return type changes with runtime composition, library code should prefer valuesSync() when synchrony is required or toPromise() when a promise is required.
Memory and errors
Every successful value is retained. Synchronous record errors throw during the call; asynchronous errors reject the promise. Infinite input never settles. The call consumes and starts the stream.
Forms
values() is instance-only:
stream.values()