iostream is a golang library meant for converting between streaming interfaces.
The primary goal of iostream for now is converting an io.WriterAt to an io.Writer as long as the WriterAt has a predictable pattern of spawning multiple goroutines that are try to fill out the file from the start. This was primarily built as a way to use the AWS s3 download manager to write to an io.Writer instead of an io.WriterAt which usually requires either a full file or a full buffer.
writer := new(bytes.Buffer)
stream := iostream.OpenWriterAtStream(writer, 2, 2)
defer stream.Close()
if _, err := stream.WriteAt([]byte("1234"), 0); err != nil {
panic(err)
}Using with aws s3 download manager
// Write the contents of S3 Object to a writer (just using a buffer in this case but could be any streaming writer)
writer := new(bytes.Buffer)
// Create a buffer with at least the number of concurrent downloader goroutines that will be running.
// Although ideally we even add a few more so that if one of the first few downloads gets stalled other goroutines
// can continue making progress.
// The internal buffer size will end up being numBuffers * bufferSize.
bufferSize := s3manager.DefaultDownloadPartSize
numBuffers := s3manager.DefaultDownloadConcurrency + 3
stream := iostream.OpenWriterAtStream(writer, bufferSize, numBuffers)
defer stream.Close()
n, err := downloader.Download(stream, &s3.GetObjectInput{
Bucket: aws.String(myBucket),
Key: aws.String(myString),
})
if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("failed to download file, %v", err)
}See the tests for more usage examples