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@rugo-vn/manage

v1.0.0-beta.0

Published

Manage platform tools.

Downloads

2

Readme

Rugo Manage

Platform management tools.

Concept

  • The platform share their state named context.
  • State is passed into a unit called task.
  • All tasks running together in the runner.
  • Runner is working with multiple steps called phrase.

Context

  • At the begining, it's an empty object.
  • Be passed into each task, the context attribute (register) can be changed.
  • Task can be retrived the before task's register for read or write.

Phrases

  • starting
  • started
  • closing
  • closed

Runner

  • Runner start, the pharse move into starting. All task's starting hooks will be run.
  • After all tasks done, the pharse move into started. All task's started hooks will be run.
  • Runner close, the phrase move into closing. All task's closing hooks will be run.
  • Ater all closed, the phrase move into closed. All task's closed hooks will be run.

Task

  • Task is defined with many hooks named as same as pharse name.

Usage

Define a new task

const task = createTask({
  // attributes
  name: 'name of the task',

  // methods
  starting: async (context) { /* ... */ },
  started: async (context) { /* ... */ },
  closing: async (context) { /* ... */ },
  closed: async (context) { /* ... */ },
});

If any hooks is not defined, it's will be used the default empty function.

Define a runner

const runner = createRunner([
  taskA,
  taskB,
  taskC
]);

Running

await runner.start(); // return stats
await runner.close(); // return stats

Results:

  • runner.context Context of runner.
  • stats[name][phrase].status State of phrase: success, error.
  • stats[name][phrase].duration Duration to run that phrase.

Exceptions

Each task can has it's own error and not effect to another tasks.

Logging

  • The runner will log task info.
  • You can log anything you want in task's methods with this.log("your-message") function.

API

Visit API documentation.

License

MIT