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Replace callbacks with promises #12
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Unrelated to this PR, but:
Now that I think of it, wouldn't this lead for the user of Filestorage to a need to keep a map of compressed/uncompressed files? Because without such map if someone calls
compress(file, 100, 'xz')
and the file size is less than 100 then the file will not be compressed and if the user then callsread(file, { compression: 'xz' })
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The idea was that metadata including file name, hash sum, deduplication hash, compression type etc. will be stored in the DB. I don't see a problem with the need for such a map since you already have to store files compression types somewhere.
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I don't think that this will work with gzip stream, since it doesn't emit
'entry'
event:Also, I think, you should just use the newly added common.MemoryWritable here.