@almgong/jarvus
v1.0.0
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General purpose action executor package.
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Jarvus
Small (just over 1kb) package for executing arbitrary actions (operations, work) based on specified data. Work is done asynchronously and in a decentralized fashion.
Installation
npm install @almgong/jarvus
Usage
All work-to-do is represented by Action classes in Jarvus. After defining such a class, one simply needs to #add
an instance of the action to Jarvus' registry.
Let's go through a real(ish) world example.
We have an ML model that returns text content based on some input. When the model returns 'car', we want to log a car result; when the model returns 'bicycle', we want to log a bicycle result instead.
Our car-Action
class
import { Action } from '@almgong/jarvus';
class CarFoundAction extends Action {
shouldRun(payload) {
payload.text === 'car';
}
execute(payload) {
MyLoggerService.notify(
{ type: 'vehicle/car', originalImg: payload.imgUrl }
);
}
}
and for more flavor, our bicycle-Action
class
import { Action } from '@almgong/jarvus';
class BicycleFoundAction extends Action {
shouldRun(payload) {
// our model is not quite as accurate when it comes to
// detecting bikes
payload.text === 'bicycle' && payload.confidence > 0.98;
}
execute(payload) {
MyLoggerService.notify(
{
type: 'vehicle/bicycle',
originalImg: payload.imgUrl,
confidence: payload.confidence
}
);
}
}
And to wire it all up
import Jarvus from '@almgong/jarvus';
const jarvus = new Jarvus();
jarvus.add(new CarFoundAction('cars'));
jarvus.add(new BicycleFoundAction('bicycles));
...
jarvus.send({ text: 'car', confidence: .82, imgUrl: '...' }); // executes our car action
jarvus.send({ text: 'bicycle', confidence: .82, imgUrl: '...' }); // does not execute any action
jarvus.send({ text: 'bicycle', confidence: .91, imgUrl: '...' }); // executes our bicycle action
Actions
Action
subclasses must define two methods:
shouldRun(payload: object) : boolean
- whether the action should run
execute(payload: object) : void
- what the action should do if it should run
The payload
object in both methods will be the same for any given Action
, and but can be customized across Action
s.
All Action
instances must have a unique identifier, specified on instantiation. This helps guard against duplicate registrations and provides a path for debugging and metric gathering.
Jarvus API
The Jarvus
class exposes three public methods:
add(action: Action) : void
- add the action to the registry
remove(action: Action) : void
- remove the action from the registry
send(payload: object) : void
- dispatch an arbitrary payload and let actions determine if they need to run
License
MIT