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Is there a way to make yada fetch data from an API an immediately start sending it to a client without having to wait for the download to complete?
Something like : (yada API1) -----> (yada API2) -----> Client
Where API2 is sending the data as fast as it's receiving it.
@frozenlock: have a look at the aleph http client option :raw-stream?
http://aleph.io/examples/literate.html#aleph.examples.http ... you should be able to put the content of the ByteBuf
s onto a aleph/manifold response stream
mccraigmccraig: will take a look, thanks!