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concurrency-runner

v0.0.4

Published

Concurrency task runner

Downloads

1

Readme

concurrency-runner

Concurrency primitives for js based on idies from ember-concurrency. It's not a production ready and created for test purpose.

Installation

concurrency-runner is a not minified javascript es module lib. You can install it via:

npm install concurrenct-runner

Example of usage

import {
  TaskScheduler,
  STRATEGIES,
  Task,
  deley
} from 'concurrency-runner';

const taskScheduler = new TaskScheduler(
  STRATEGIES.RESTARTABLE
);

/**
 * Task is generator
 */

const task = new Task(function*() {
  yield delay(1000);
  return 'resolved';
});

task.on('resolve', resolvedValue => {
  console.log(`resolved with: ${resolvedValue}`);
});
task.on('reject', rejectReason => {
  console.log(`rejected with: ${rejectReason}`);
});
task.on('cancel', cancelReason => {
  console.log(`cancelled with: ${cancelReason}`);
});

taskScheduler.execute(task);

taskSceduler.cancellAll();

There are several strategies:

  • STRATEGIES.DEFAULT - all tasks is running as they executed.
  • STRATEGIES.RESTARTABLE - ensures that only one instance of a task is running by canceling any currently-running tasks and starting a new task instance immediately
  • STRATEGIES.ENQUEUE - ensures that only one instance of a task is running by maintaining a queue of pending tasks and running them sequentially.
  • STRATEGIES.DROP - drops tasks that are exectuted while another is already running.
  • STRATEGIES.KEEP_LATEST - will drop all but the most recent intermediate .execute(), which is enqueued to run later.