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custom-data-processor

v1.0.3

Published

A simple library to process your data as you need when the data reaches the limit of length or time.

Downloads

7

Readme

Data Processor

Data processor is a utility class for processing and buffering data before sending it to a database or performing other actions based on certain thresholds.

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Installation

You can install the DataProcessor library using npm:

npm i custom-data-processor

Usage

To use the DataProcessor library in your project, import the DataProcessor class and create an instance:

import { DataProcessor } from "custom-data-processor";

// Create a data processor instance
const processor = new DataProcessor({
  dataCallback: (data) => {
    // Perform actions with the processed data
    console.log("Processed data:", data);
  },
  dataThreshold: 1000, // Optional: number of data items to accumulate before sending to the database (default: 1000)
  timeThreshold: 1000, // Optional: time interval (in milliseconds) after which data is sent to the database regardless of the data threshold (default: 1000)
});

To add data to the processor, call the addData() function.

const dataToAdd = { name: "fedev", age: 16 };
processor.addData(dataToAdd);

To use types, you can pass a generic to the DataProcessor class and it will return an array of that type in dataCallback

new DataProcessor<string>({
  dataCallback: (data) => {
    // data will be an array of strings
  },
});

Options

  • dataCallback (required): A callback function that will be called with the data as soon as the data reaches the limit of length or time.
  • dataThreshold (default 1000): Length of array where the data will be processed if the time is not expired yet.
  • timeThreshold (default 1000): Time (in milliseconds) during which the data can be added before it will be processed (if it doesn't reach the dataThreshold before).

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