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Expand Up @@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ stream <- stream_read_text(sc, "source/") %>%
stream_write_text("destination/")
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The<!--((("commands", "stream_write_*()")))--> streams starts running with `stream_write_*()`; once executed, the stream will monitor the _`source`_ path and process data into the _++destination /++_ path as it arrives.
The<!--((("commands", "stream_write_*()")))--> stream starts running with `stream_write_*()`; once executed, the stream will monitor the _`source`_ path and process data into the _++destination /++_ path as it arrives.

We can use `stream_generate_test()` to produce a file every second containing lines of text that follow a given distribution; you can read more about this in [Appendix](#appendix). In practice, you would connect to existing sources without having to generate data artificially. We can then use `view_stream()` to track the rows per second (rps) being processed in the source, and in the destination, and their latest values over time:

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