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minimal-queue

v0.0.1

Published

Minimal FIFO queue implementation to be used for simple concurrency limiting scenarios.

Downloads

2

Readme

minimal-queue

Minimal FIFO queue implementation to be used for simple concurrency limiting scenarios.

Installation

npm install minimal-queue

Usage

Create a queue by passing a worker function that will be processed each time some arguments are enqueued. Optionally limit concurrency (default is 50) in order to limit number of jobs allowed to run at the same time.

Example


var queue = require('minimal-queue')
  , myQueue = queue.up (function (job) {
      var that = this;
      console.log('Starting ', job);
      setTimeout(function () {
        console.log('Processed %s. Calling done now to allow more jobs to run.', job);         
        that.done();
      }, 200);
    })
  ;

myQueue.concurrency = 2;
myQueue.allDone = function () { console.log('Yay, we are now out of jobs!'); };

myQueue.enqueue('first job');
myQueue.enqueue('second job');
myQueue.enqueue('third job');

Running the above produces the following output:

Starting  first job
Starting  second job
Processed first job. Calling done now to allow more jobs to run.
Starting  third job
Processed second job. Calling done now to allow more jobs to run.
Processed third job. Calling done now to allow more jobs to run.
Yay, we are now out of jobs!