StreamHandle An Async Iterable stream.
Extended by
Methods delete(): void
Delete the handle. This will close the stream and dispose of the resources used by it.
Returns void
isDeleted(): boolean
Has the handle been deleted?
Returns boolean
next(): Promise <IteratorResult <T , any > >
Advance iterator to next partial response.
Returns Promise <IteratorResult <T , any > >
[asyncIterator](): AsyncIterableIterator <T >
A stream handle object that will iterate through Stream Messages. If a StatusCode is returned then this will indicate
the cause of an error that may be recoverable. If this stream recovers the api will handle the recovery automatically.
Returns AsyncIterableIterator <T >
Also in this Section Functions - connect - getExchangeCode Interfaces - ConflationParameters - ConnectParameters - DataSource - Dictionary - Field - FieldInfo - IQueryHandler - ISnapshotHandler - ISubscriptionHandler - Metadata - Session - SnapshotFailureMessage - SnapshotParameters - SubscriptionParameters - SubscriptionStatusMessage - Symbology - TagQuery - TopicRequest Classes - DateTime - FieldData - Handle - QueryHandle - QueryMessage - QueryResult - Rational - SnapshotHandle - SnapshotMessage - SnapshotResult - StatusCodeError - StreamHandle - SubscriptionHandle - SubscriptionMessage - SubscriptionResult - Time - TopicId - TRational Enumerations - ConflationInterval - ConflationType - DataSourceId - DenominatorType - DictionaryId - EventType - Exchange - FieldId - FieldType - LogType - PermissionId - PlatformFieldId - StatusCode - SubscriptionState - SymbologyId - SymbolSeparator - TableNumber - TopicSubscriptionState - TopicType - Trend - UpdateType Type aliases - FieldValue - HandlerResult