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1. Streams API
2. TransformStreamDefaultController
3. Instance properties
   1. desiredSize
4. Instance methods
   1. enqueue()
   2. error()
   3. terminate()
5. Related pages for Streams
   1. ByteLengthQueuingStrategy
   2. CountQueuingStrategy
   3. ReadableByteStreamController
   4. ReadableStream
   5. ReadableStreamBYOBReader
   6. ReadableStreamBYOBRequest
   7. ReadableStreamDefaultController
   8. ReadableStreamDefaultReader
   9. Response.body
   10. TransformStream
   11. Window.fetch()
   12. WritableStream
   13. WritableStreamDefaultController
   14. WritableStreamDefaultWriter
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The terminate() method of the TransformStreamDefaultController interface closes the readable side and errors the writable side of the stream.

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terminate()

None.

None (undefined).

In the below example the terminate() method is called on a TransformStreamDefaultController.

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controller.terminate();

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