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duplexpair
==============
 
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Make a full duplex stream with 2 Duplex endpoints.
 
**Note:**
 
This is a fork of `duplexpair`, changed to use the "native" `Duplex` stream that is part
of Node.JS instead of the version from the `readable-stream` package.
 
Install:
`npm install native-duplexpair`
 
```js
const DuplexPair = require('native-duplexpair');
 
const { socket1, socket2 } = new DuplexPair();
 
socket1.write('Hi');
console.log(socket2.read());  // => <Buffer 48 69>
 
// Or, using options that are passed to the Duplex constructor:
 
const { socket1, socket2 } = new DuplexPair({ encoding: 'utf8' });
 
socket1.write('Hi');
console.log(socket2.read());  // => 'Hi'
```
 
License
=======
 
MIT