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@vostro/sandwich

v0.3.1

Published

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Downloads

127

Readme

Sandwich

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Description

Sandwich is an execution framework for TypeScript/JavaScript based environments.

A basic example


// module1.ts
import Loaf from "../../loaf";
import { ISlice } from "../../types/loaf";

const module1: ISlice = {
  name: "module1",
  [Loaf.Initialize]: async (loaf: Loaf) => {
    console.log("Initialize");
    return loaf;
  },
  [Loaf.Ready]: async (loaf: Loaf) => {
    console.log("Ready");
    return loaf;
  },
  [Loaf.Shutdown]: async (loaf: Loaf) => {
    console.log("Shutdown");
    return loaf;
  }
}
export default module1;
// index.ts - Loader

import Loaf from "../../loaf";

const instance = new Loaf({
  name: "projectName",
  modules: ["./module1.ts"],
});

await instance.start();
await instance.shutdown();

Console Output

Initialize
Ready
Shutdown

A Complex example

Using multiple slices with a dependency system you can assemble dynamic and complex application using asynchronous

// module1.ts
import Loaf from "../../loaf";
import { ISlice } from "../../types/loaf";

export enum NewEvents { 
  Initialize = "module1:initialize", // the text needs to be unique
  RandomFunction = "module1:random-func",
}
export type Module1Events = {
  readonly [NewEvents.Initialize]?: (loaf: Loaf) => Promise<void>;
  readonly [NewEvents.RandomFunction]?: (arg1: string, loaf: Loaf) => Promise<string>;
}
export interface IModule1 extends ISlice, Module1Events {

}

const module1: IModule1 = {
  name: "module1",
  [Loaf.Initialize]: async (loaf: Loaf) => {
    loaf.setOptions(NewEvents.Initialize, {
      ignoreReturn: true, // setting this means the that the first argument is ignored on return
    });
    await loaf.execute(NewEvents.Initialize, loaf);
    return loaf;
  },
  [NewEvents.Initialize]: async (loaf: Loaf) => {
    console.log("[module1](NewEvents.Initialize) - start");
    const result = await loaf.execute(NewEvents.RandomFunction, "start", loaf);
    console.log("[module1](NewEvents.Initialize) - execute(NewEvents.RandomFunction) - result", result);
  },
  [NewEvents.RandomFunction]: async (arg1: any, loaf: Loaf) => {
    console.log("  [module1](NewEvents.RandomFunction) - prevResult", arg1);
    return "module1";
  }
}
export default module1;
// module2.ts
import Loaf from "../../loaf";
import { NewEvents } from "./module1";

export default {
  name: "module2",
  dependencies: [{
    event: NewEvents.RandomFunction, // 
    required: {
      before: ["module1"]
    }
  }, "module3"],
  [NewEvents.Initialize]: async (loaf: Loaf) => {
    console.log("[module2](NewEvents.Initialize)");
  },
  [NewEvents.RandomFunction]: async (arg1: any, loaf: Loaf) => {
    console.log("  [module2](NewEvents.RandomFunction) - prevResult", arg1);
    return "module2";
  }

}
// module3.ts
import Loaf from "../../loaf";
import { NewEvents } from "./module1";

export default {
  name: "module3",
  [NewEvents.Initialize]: async (loaf: Loaf) => {
    console.log("[module3](NewEvents.Initialize)");
  },
  [NewEvents.RandomFunction]: async (arg1: any, loaf: Loaf) => {
    console.log("  [module3](NewEvents.RandomFunction) - prevResult", arg1);
    return "module3";
  }
}

// index.ts - Loader
import Loaf from "../../loaf";
import { URL } from 'url'; // in Browser, the URL in native accessible on window

const __dirname = new URL('.', import.meta.url).pathname;
// console.log(__dirname);
const instance = new Loaf({
  name: "projectName",
  slices: ["./module3.ts", "./module1.ts", "./module2.ts"],
  cwd: __dirname,
});

await instance.start();
await instance.shutdown();

Console Output

[module3](NewEvents.Initialize)
[module2](NewEvents.Initialize)
[module1](NewEvents.Initialize) - start
  [module3](NewEvents.RandomFunction) - prevResult start
  [module1](NewEvents.RandomFunction) - prevResult module3
  [module2](NewEvents.RandomFunction) - prevResult module1
[module1](NewEvents.Initialize) - execute(NewEvents.RandomFunction) - result module2

Terms

Loaf - the execution engine Slice - a module Jam - the config