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@vates/async-each

v1.0.0

Published

Run async fn for each item in (async) iterable

Downloads

155

Readme

@vates/async-each

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Run async fn for each item in (async) iterable

Install

Installation of the npm package:

> npm install --save @vates/async-each

Usage

asyncEach(iterable, iteratee, [opts])

Executes iteratee in order for each value yielded by iterable.

Returns a promise wich rejects as soon as a call to iteratee throws or a promise returned by it rejects, and which resolves when all promises returned by iteratee have resolved.

iterable must be an iterable or async iterable.

iteratee is called with the same this value as asyncEach, and with the following arguments:

  • value: the value yielded by iterable
  • index: the 0-based index for this value
  • iterable: the iterable itself

opts is an object that can contains the following options:

  • concurrency: a number which indicates the maximum number of parallel call to iteratee, defaults to 10. The value 0 means no concurrency limit.
  • signal: an abort signal to stop the iteration
  • stopOnError: wether to stop iteration of first error, or wait for all calls to finish and throw an AggregateError, defaults to true
import { asyncEach } from '@vates/async-each'

const contents = []
await asyncEach(
  ['foo.txt', 'bar.txt', 'baz.txt'],
  async function (filename, i) {
    contents[i] = await readFile(filename)
  },
  {
    // reads two files at a time
    concurrency: 2,
  }
)

Contributions

Contributions are very welcomed, either on the documentation or on the code.

You may:

  • report any issue you've encountered;
  • fork and create a pull request.

License

ISC © Vates SAS