How to use the count function from pull-stream
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```txt count(6) 0---1---2---3---4---5---6 ``` ```js const source = pull.count(6) const sink = pull.log() pull(source, sink) ```
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} test('tumbling to 100', function (t) { pull( pull.count(100), groupTo100(), pull.collect(function (err, ary) { t.deepEqual(ary, expected) console.log(ary)
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offset += expected.length } }) ) pull( pull.count(99), pull.map((i) => jsTestData + ' ' + i), stream ) }
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