Explain stream usage in README #446
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I realized that `Parser` does not support streams by accident. I'd been sucessfully `piping` to `Parser` for quite some time and only now, when faced with multi-byte characters split over multiple chunks I realized, that I'd just been lucky. I think the `WritableStream` interface deserves a mention in the README. Especially when considering `readable.pipe(parser)` seems to be working, aside from the multibyte chars.
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I realized that
Parserdoes not support streams by accident. I'd been sucessfullypipingtoParserfor quite some time and only now, when faced with multi-byte characters split over multiple chunks I realized, that I'd just been lucky. I think theWritableStreaminterface deserves a mention in the README. Especially when consideringreadable.pipe(parser)seems to be working, aside from the multibyte chars.