catdad/eol-fix-stream

# eol fix stream

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End all the things with `lf`.

## Install

```bash
npm install --save eol-fix-stream
```

## Use

```javascript
var eolFix = require('eol-fix-stream');

var input = getInputStreamSomehow();
var output = getOutputStreamSomehow();

input.pipe(eolFix()).pipe(output);
```

For example, you can create a CLI module that reads standard input, fixes line endings, and writes to standard output in just two lines:

```javascript
var eolFix = require('eol-fix-stream');

process.stdin.pipe(eolFix()).pipe(process.stdout);
```