Fix this or error when using openAI streaming
{
"_events": {},
"_readableState": {
"highWaterMark": 16384,
"buffer": [],
"bufferIndex": 0,
"length": 0,
"pipes": [],
"awaitDrainWriters": null
}
} what is the meaning of this output?
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@Gan @Godwin you can now clone and try the new V2 OpenAI Streaming templates.
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The output you're seeing appears to be a snippet from a Node.js or JavaScript-like environment, showing an internal state of a Readable Stream:
1. _events: This is an object that likely holds event listeners for various events emitted by the Stream, such as 'data', 'end', or 'error'.
2. _readableState: This object represents the internal state of the Readable stream.
- highWaterMark: This value (16384 in your output) is an indicator of the buffer's max memory usage in bytes. For streams in Node.js, this is often set to 16 KB (16,384 bytes) by default.
- buffer: This is an array or list that holds data chunks temporary while the stream processes them. In your output, it's currently empty (
[]).
- bufferIndex: It seems to be the index for tracking the current position in the buffer, set to 0, indicating that there is no data processed yet or the stream is ready to start from the beginning.
- length: This indicates the total amount of data currently stored in the buffer. As per your output, it is 0, meaning the buffer is empty.
- pipes: This likely signifies any Linked destinations (like Writable streams) that are supposed to receive data output from this Readable stream. The empty array suggests there are no such destinations currently attached.
- awaitDrainWriters: This might refer to writers waiting for the drain event, primarily related to managing backpressure when a Writable stream was connected, but it shows null, indicating maybe no such situation is pending.
This is a technical snapshot showing the internal structure of a stream but doesn't suggest any action or functional purpose on its own—it merely represents a state in a program. If you need more specifics or documentation, looking at the Node.js Stream documentation or your specific framework documentation will be helpfuhttps://nodejs.org/api/stream.html.
BuildShip AI Support
@Gaurav Chadha I have faced the same issue and reported in another channel
Hi @Gan, we are checking the V2 streaming node, will update you on fix by today
Solution
@Gan @Godwin you can now clone and try the new V2 OpenAI Streaming templates.