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dcf

v0.2.8

Published

> Early development stage: this project was still under early development, many necessery feature was not done yet, use it on your own risk.

Downloads

184

Readme

Distributed Computing Framework for Node.js

Early development stage: this project was still under early development, many necessery feature was not done yet, use it on your own risk.

Document

API Reference

A node.js version of Spark, without hadoop or jvm.

You should read tutorial first, then you can learn Spark but use this project instead.

Async API & deferred API

Any api that requires a RDD and generate a result is async, like count, take, max ... Any api that creates a RDD is deferred API, which is not async, so you can chain them like this:

await dcc
  .parallelize([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10])
  .map(v => v + 1)
  .filter(v => v % 2 === 0)
  .take(10); // take is not deferred api but async

Milestones

0.1.x: Basic

  • [x] local master.
  • [x] rdd & partition creation & release.
  • [x] map & reduce
  • [x] repartition & reduceByKey
  • [x] disk storage partitions
  • [x] cache
  • [x] file loader & saver
  • [x] export module to npm
  • [x] decompresser & compresser
  • [x] use debug module for information/error
  • [x] provide a progress bar.
  • [ ] sampler
  • [x] sort
  • [ ] object hash(for key) method
  • [ ] storage MEMORY_OR_DISK, and use it in sort
  • [ ] storage MEMORY_SER,storage in memory but off v8 heap.
  • [ ] config default partition count.

0.2.x: Remote mode

  • [ ] distributed master
  • [ ] runtime sandbox
  • [ ] plugin system
  • [ ] remote dependency management
  • [ ] aliyun oss loader
  • [ ] hdfs loader

How to use

Install from npm(shell only)

npm install -g dcf
#or
yarn global add dcf

Then you can use command: dcf-shell

Install from npm(as dependency)

npm install --save dcf
#or
yarn add dcf

Then you can use dcf with javascript or typescript.

Run samples & cli

download this repo, install dependencies

npm install
# or
yarn

Run samples:

npm run ts-node src/samples/tutorial-0.ts
npm run ts-node src/samples/repartition.ts

Run interactive cli:

npm start