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@adaas/virtul-api

v1.0.13

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The library to templitify API requests and work with async tasks.

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apitemplatesasynctasksadaas

Readme

VirtulAPI

Overview

VirtulAPI is a powerful library designed to provide enhanced control over the execution of asynchronous tasks. In the realm of VirtulAPI, an asynchronous task refers to a data processing pipeline that traverses seamlessly across microservices, contributing to the completion of a unified global task. The library offers a rich set of components that serve as a solid foundation for extensions, featuring a well-defined class hierarchy rigorously tested in diverse production projects.

Key Concepts

Async Task

An Async Task represents a unit of work in VirtulAPI, embodying the continuous delegation of data processing across microservices to achieve a larger, overarching objective.

Connectors

Connectors facilitate calls using various protocols, enabling seamless communication between different components and microservices within the VirtulAPI ecosystem.

Task

A Task is a fundamental entity in VirtulAPI, representing the transfer of data between different stages of asynchronous processing.

Memory

Memory serves as a repository for maintaining the state of tasks, ensuring efficient data management throughout the asynchronous task execution.

Types Converters

Types Converters play a crucial role in VirtulAPI, facilitating the conversion of data types between different components, ensuring compatibility and smooth execution.

Usage

To harness the power of VirtulAPI, explore the extensive documentation and code samples available. Dive into the world of asynchronous task orchestration and unlock new possibilities in your project.

Installation

npm install @adaas/virtul-api

Getting Started

  1. Import VirtulAPI into your Node.js TypeScript project.
  2. Explore the comprehensive documentation to understand the library's features.
  3. Utilize VirtulAPI components to streamline and control your asynchronous task execution.

Examples

Check out the examples directory for detailed usage examples and scenarios.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community! Feel free to submit issues, feature requests, or pull requests.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.