Adds an iterate method that returns a (Async)Generator
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This is cool! Particulatly for reducing memory pressure when computing over a lot of data. That said, I am in the process of refactoring / rewriting this whole library so I don't exactly want to spend my time right now reviewing this PR and getting it merged... Let me return to this in a few weeks. |
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No problem! I saw you have the |
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Poke around over here if you're interested 😄 https://github.com/ccorcos/database-experiments |
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I don't know if you have a use for this, but there have been a few occasions using this library when I've wanted an
iterateinstead of ascan. So this adds PR adds an iterate method both to sync and async clients and store wrappers. I've also added a handful of tests (that are basically just copies of the scan tests). I have not done any checks with respect to reactivity anditerate, however.Thoughts?