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[](https://travis-ci.org/nmhnmh/from) # from An easy way to create a `readable Stream`. ## from(function getChunk(count, next)) from takes a `getChunk` function and returns a stream. `getChunk` is called again and again, after each time the user calls `next()`, until the user emits `'end'` if `pause()` is called, the `getChunk` won't be called again untill `resume()` is called. ```js var from = require('from') var stream = from(function getChunk(count, next) { //do some sort of data this.emit('data', whatever) if(itsOver) this.emit('end') //ready to handle the next chunk next() //or, if it's sync: return true }) ``` ## from(array) from also takes an `Array` whose elements it emits one after another. ## License MIT / Apache2