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        <title>How to append or writable stream to a file in Nodejs?</title>
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If you want to write to a file without having to read from it and rewrite the data again and again this would be the solution.</description>
        
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createwritstream file.txt terminal sever  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8  const fs = require(&amp;#39;fs&amp;#39;); const file = fs.</description>
        
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