[Code Demo] Using Response Stream from Fetch API | JSer - Front-End Interview questions

Fetch API Response Stream gives us the possibility to handle response in a progressive way rather than waiting for the whole data to arrive. Pretty powerful if the server logic is heavy, or the response is purely too much a burden.

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[jenniechen]

Thanks, this helps. But when stream is too long, got cut into pieces, how to solve it? like "[receive] happ", "[receive] y, year!"

[greyekuo]

So for this to work, the server has to serve data chunk by chunk, am I correct?
If I serve a video without dividing it into pieces, then when I fetch the video, I still have to wait for the whole video to be downloaded, am I correct?

[vaughngx]

Hi, is it just me or does this not work as expected anymore? In both my application the linked sandbox, the text is output all at once.

[hackwithharsha]

Thank you, currently we are using streamingAPI to serve big csv files where users can download it.. is there any other advantages or usecases of streamingAPI where i can use it ?