Get rid of null in onData(null)
See original GitHub issueThe is first argument, which is almost always defined as null
in the onData()
function is not used by the majority of developers and only adds confusion to the package.
I’ve met a couple of developers who seriously want to punch their computer because the null is so unnecessary.
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I though I could get rid of this. But we should follow this. And v2 still have this.
You’re not quite following properly @ElegantSudo. The
onData
function that’s passed in is a callback function. You callback to it anytime there’s new data. It’s a fairly simple API that’s entrenched in the API of this library as well as the node ecosystem. It would pretty a painful breaking change to change it and there’s no real reason to.