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callback-ops

v0.0.3

Published

Callback wrappers

Downloads

2

Readme

Callback ops

Just a few callback wrappers to abstract out common result or error wrangling code.

Installation

npm install callback-ops

Usage

var co = require('callback-ops');

return(results..., callback)

Alias: result.

Overwrites return value(s) passed to a callback. Errors are propagated unchanged.

function insertLinks(links, callback) {
    // Create query
    var query = db.insert('link', links);
    // Run query, but ignore its result, pass number or links inserted instead
    query.run(co.return(links.length, callback));
}

Can be used to completely strip results:

// Run query, but don't pass it result to callback
query.run(co.return(callback));

select(keys..., callback)

Select part of result passed to callback. keys could be strings for object properties or numbers for array indexes.

// Pass func2 result to callback
async.serial([func1, func2, func3], co.select(1, callback))

// Select .rows[0].name from result before passing to callback
client.query('select name from user', [],
    co.select('rows', 0, 'name', callback))

fallback(defaultValue, callback)

Passes default to callback instead of error.