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@sugarcube/utils

v0.42.1

Published

Common utilities used by SugarCube.

Downloads

11

Readme

@sugarcube/utils

Common utilities used by SugarCube.

Installation

npm install --save @sugarcube/utils

API

counter

Create a progress counter, that calls a log function in a defined interval. Plugins use it to monitor overall progress.

Arguments:

  • total (Number): The upper bound to calculate progress. When tracking progress of total units processed in a plugin, this is usually envelope.data.length;
  • callback (Function): The callback function that is called if progress can be reported. The callback takes an object as an argument that contains the current count cnt, the total total and a percentage percent.
  • opts (Object): Fine tune the behavior of the log counter. Takes the following configuration options:
    • threshold: Skip logging of any progress if the total is below this threshold. Defaults to 100.
    • steps: The interval to log progress. Defaults to 50.

The counter function returns a function that can be used to log progress. The returned function takes no arguments.

Example:

import {counter} from "@sugarcube/utils";

const logCounter = counter(
  100,
  ({cnt, total, percent}) => console.log(`${cnt}/${total} (${percent}%)`),
);

logCounter(); // Nothing happens
logCounter(); // Nothing happens
// ... Call logCounter another 97, we are now at 99 total calls.
logCounter(); // logs: 100/100 (100%)

License

GPL3 @ Christo