depending on definition of writable stream

[ORESoftware]

there is a check for a writable stream

isStream.writable = function (stream) {
    return  stream.writable !== false && typeof stream._write === 'function' && typeof stream._writableState === 'object';
};

if you do this:

     const z = fs.createWriteStream(dest);
     z.write('summa');
     z.end();
     return z;

calling end() will set writable to false, but it's still a writable stream, it's just no longer writable.

do you think this is a bug or is this the desired behavior? I think it would be better to remove that check to see if writable !==false...

[ORESoftware]

then again, if end is called, you may not be able to listen to events because all the events may have already fired, kind of a weird one.

[kevva]

This was added due to #1. And yeah, technically, it's not a writable stream anymore since you can't write to it.

[ehmicky]

I have opened #20 which fixes this.