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eio-simple

v0.1.0

Published

3 years ago

Control libeio from javascript

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eio-simple

Control libeio from javascript.

Usage

var eio = require('eio-simple');

eio.setMinParallel(threads): Sets the available number of threads. Node's default is 4. Use this function for increasing the number of threads.
eio.setMaxParallel(threads): Sets the maximum number of threads. This only caps the number of threads and expires existing threads that are bigger than the maximum.
eio.setMaxIdle(threads): Sets the maximum number of idle threads. If more threads are idle they will automatically be stopped.
eio.setIdleTimeout(seconds): Sets the number of seconds after which a thread is marked idle.
eio.usage(): Returns an object with thread usage information.
- requests contains the number of in-flight requests.
- ready contains the number of not yet handled requests.
- pending contains the number of finished but unhandled requests.
- threads contains the number of worker threads in use currently.

Credits

Based on https://github.com/developmentseed/node-eio