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node-paternal

v1.1.0

Published

Patterns for Node.js

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node-paternal

Patterns for node.js.

Reading this document

Code previews use the same variable names as assigned in previous code previews. For example, seriesPattern is bound to seriesP, and is later called from that.

How do I get this set up?

  1. Download it using your tool of choice
    • yarn: yarn add node-paternal
    • npm: npm install node-paternal
  2. Include it in your project
    const paternal = require('node-paternal')
    const seriesP = paternal.seriesPattern

What patterns are there? How do I use them?

Right now there is only series pattern.

Series pattern

Run a set of functions in order, with a final callback. Each function must call it's callback to continue the series. The callbacks they call are provided by seriesPattern

let functions = []
/* add a bunch of functions, in the form function(callback) */

let cb = function() { /* code */ }

seriesP(functions, cb)