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nanoqueue

v1.0.0

Published

Processing queue implementation

Downloads

5

Readme

nanoqueue

A processing queue with workload limit

Installation

npm i nanoqueue

Usage

const NanoQueue = require('nanoqueue')

let sum = 0

const queue = new NanoQueue(15, {
  // Process enqueue items, invoke `done' when done
  process: (n, done) => {
    setTimeout(() => {
      sum += n
      console.log(`Current progress: ${Math.floor(queue.progress * 100)}, ${queue.remaining} items remaining`)
      done()
    }, 50)
  },

  // Will be invoked every time queue.remaining reaches 0
  oncomplete: () => {
    console.log('All done, current sum:', sum)
  }

})

for (let i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
  queue.push(i)
}

class NanoQueue

Properties

  • ro {Number} remaining Amount of items that have not yet finished processing
  • ro {Number} progress Value between 0 and 1

Constructor

new NanoQueue(nSlots, handlers)

Arguments

  • {Number} nSlots Number of active work slots.
  • {Object} handlers
    • {Function} process (item, done) Invoked for enqueued item once a slot is free
    • optional {Function} oncomplete () Invoked whenever remaining becomes 0

Description

Creates a new NanoQueue instance with specified amount of work-slots. The process handler is required to be implemented and once invoked it must in turn invoke the done callback to let the queue continue.

Function: push

queue.push(item)

Description

Enqueues itemfor processing

Function: reset

queue.reset()

Description

Resets processed/enqueued counters back to zero

License

This software is released under GNU LGPL 3.0 or later