Extracts the sourceMappingUrl from a node.js read stream.
Pass it any utf8 stream, and it gives you the source-map url in that stream. If no source-map is found, it returns false.
Works for both the @ and # formats. Only tested against JS files, but no reason it can't work for CSS files too.
var smu = require("source-mapping-url"),
zlib = require("zlib"),
http = require("http");
var stream = http.get("http://code.jquery.com/jquery.min.js")
.pipe(zlib.createGunzip());
smu(stream, function(err, sourceMapUrl) {
// sourceMapUrl is either false (if there's no source map declaration)
// or is the value extracted from the file.
// eg. `jquery.min.map`
});npm install source-mapping-url
To run tests, cd to the source-mapping-url directory, and type in npm test.
MIT