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eazy-queue-ks

v0.3.0

Published

npm install easy-queue-ks

Downloads

20

Readme

EzQueue

npm install easy-queue-ks

How to import

commonJS:

const EzQueue = require('eazy-queue-ks');

es2015:

import EzQueue from 'eazy-queue-ks';

What is it used for

  • Easily add items to the queue.
  • Asynchronously process the items with a customizable callback function.
  • Events for queue progress tracking.
    • job: Triggered when the queue starts processing.
    • done: Triggered when a job is done.
    • complete: Triggered when the entire queue is completed.

Class: EzQueue<T>

Type parameters

| Name | Default | Description | | ---- | ------- | ----------------------------------- | | T | - | Type that is pushed onto the stack. |

API

add(data: T | T[]): void

Add an item to the queue. You can pass a single item or an array of items.

process(callback: (data: T | undefined) => Promise): void

Start processing the queue with the provided callback function. The callback function should return true for 'done' and false for 'finish' events.

checkQueue(): number

Get the current number of items in the queue.

Events

job: Triggered when the queue starts processing.

done: Triggered when a job is done (returns true).

complete: Triggered when the entire queue is completed.

Usage

import EzQueue from 'eazy-queue-ks';

const ezq = new EzQueue();

ezq.on('job', () => {
  ezq.process(async (job) => {
    await somethingAsync();
    // ...TODO
    return `ok ${job}`; // Not require return
  });
});

ezq.add([1, 2, 3, 4]);

ezq.add(5);

ezq.on('complete', () => {
  // all job is done
  console.log('complete');
});

ezq.on('done', (result, job) => {
  // if ezq.process is return ezq.process example 'ok 1', 'ok 2'
  // job is data of process example 1, 2 ,3
  console.log('done', result, job);
});

Issues and Contributions

If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.