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node-fibers-synchronize-helper

v3.0.0

Published

helper for synchronize promise and callback and manage variables on Fiber Thread as ThreadLocal

Downloads

18

Readme

node-fibers-synchronize-helper

This helper uses Fibers coroutines by synchronize_f2 module (fork of https://www.npmjs.com/package/synchronize) and helps to manage promises and callbacks, and manage variables on underlying Fiber Thread like Java ThreadLocal, you will be able to synchronize callback and promises and develop syncronously as your did in Java returning Objects and catch exceptions, and set-get Objects on your Fiber Thread as you did with Java ThreadLocal.

Note version 3.0.x:

updated Fibers version to 3 by synchronize_f2 module (just a synchronize fork with pointing to Fibers 3)

Create/Start Fiber Thread:

var synchProm = require('node-fibers-synchronize-helper')

synchProm.executeSynch(function, callback)

     synchProm.executeSynch(function, function (err, res) {
                        if (err)
                            console.log("err", err)
                        else
                            console.log("OK:", res)
                    })

Promise:

var result = executePromiseFiberFn(Object/this, method/function, params ...)

var result = executePromiseFiberFnName(Object/this, method/function name, params ...)

example:

   var db = synchProm.executePromiseFiberFn(MongoClient, MongoClient.connect, url)
   synchProm.executePromiseFiberFn(collection, collection.insertMany, [{name:"Jim"}
      , {name:"Sarah", title:"Princess"}], {w:1})
      
    var db = synchProm.executePromiseFiberFnName(MongoClient, 'connect', url)  

Callback:

var result = executeFiberFn(Object/this, method/function, params ...)

example:

   var db = synchProm.executeFiberFn(MongoClient, MongoClient.connect, url)
   synchProm.executeFiberFn(collection, collection.insertMany, [{name:"Jim"}
      , {name:"Sarah", title:"Princess"}], {w:1})
      

Map results (keys are from result name array):

var resultMap = executeFiberFnMultiParamCb(Object/this, method/function, result name array , params ...)

example:

    var resMultiCbMap = synchProm.executeFiberFnMultiParamCb(this, multiParamCB, ['res1', 'res2'], "a", "b", "c")  
    

Fiber ThreadLocal:

synchProm.setThreadLocalValue("key", value)

synchProm.getThreadLocalValue("key")

Promise synchronization:

var synchProm = require('node-fibers-synchronize-helper')
 
var testSynch = function () {
    try{
    //promise function call
        var db = synchProm.executePromiseFiberFn(MongoClient, MongoClient.connect, url)
    //get synch object and call promise function
        var dbProm = synchProm.getSynchPromiseObj(db);
        var stats = dbProm.executePromiseFiber(db.stats)

    //cursor.toArray promise version
        var cursor = collection_test.find({});
        var resProm = synchProm.executePromiseFiberFn(cursor, cursor.toArray)



    }catch(e){
        console.log(e)
    }

}


synchProm.executeSynch(testSynch, function (err, res) {
    if (err)
        console.log("err", err)
    else
        console.log("OK:", JSON.stringify(res, null, 4))
})

Callback synchronization:

var synchProm = require('node-fibers-synchronize-helper')
 
var testSynch = function () {
    try{

    //cursor.toArray callback version
        cursor = collection_test.find({});
        var resCb = synchProm.executeFiberFn(cursor, cursor.toArray)
        assert.notEqual(null, resCb);

    //callback with param
        resCb = synchProm.executeFiberFn(cursor, cursor.count, true, {
            skip: 1
        })

    //multiparam result callback
        var resMultiCb = synchProm.executeFiberFnMultiParamCb(this, multiParamCB, ['res1', 'res2'], "a", "b", "c")   


    }catch(e){
        console.log(e)
    }

}


synchProm.executeSynch(testSynch, function (err, res) {
    if (err)
        console.log("err", err)
    else
        console.log("OK:", JSON.stringify(res, null, 4))
})

Fiber ThreadLocal:

 var synchProm = require('node-fibers-synchronize-helper')
 synchProm.setThreadLocalValue("key", value)
 synchProm.getThreadLocalValue("key")
 

example ThreadLocal:

var synchProm = require('node-fibers-synchronize-helper')

var timeoutCB = function (mills, cb) {

    setTimeout(function () {
        cb(null);
    }, mills);

}

var testThreadLocal = function () {



    for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
        (
            function (count) {
                var fiberThread = function () {
                    synchProm.setThreadLocalValue("count", count)

                    synchProm.executeFiberFn(this, timeoutCB, 1000)
                    console.log(count, synchProm.getThreadLocalValue("count"))
                    return count
                }
                synchProm.executeSynch(fiberThread, function (err, res) {
                    if (err)
                        console.log("err", err)
                    else
                        console.log("OK:", res)
                })
            })(i)
    }

}
testThreadLocal()