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obj-pool

v1.0.0

Published

ObjPool allow you to recycle or allocate objects in a pool easily.

Downloads

14

Readme

obj-pool

ObjPool allow you to recycle or allocate objects in a pool easily. When you need an instance of your object, the pool will return you one of them, or a new instance if it's empty.

Installation

Node.js - Browserify - Webpack

npm install obj-pool
  var ObjPool = require('obj-pool');

Browsers

Add obj-pool.js to your HTML and ObjPool will be added to window

  //window.ObjPool
  if(ObjPool)console.log('Cool!');

Usage

Basic

  //Creating the pool of MyEntity
  var pool = new ObjPool(MyEntity);

  //getting an instance of MyEntity
  var entity = pool.alloc();
  /* do something with entity */

  //put back the entity instance in the pool
  pool.free(entity);

Creating an object with arguments

If your object needs some params you can use {args:[]} option as second param.

  var audioPool = new ObjPool(Audio, {args: ['./assets/audio.mp3']});

Allocating some instances

Use `{amount: N}``

  var pool = new ObjPool(MyEntity, {amount: 100});

Extra

You can use some functions to init and reset your objects.

  function MyEntity(){

  }

  MyEntity.prototype.constructor = MyEntity;

  MyEntity.prototype.init = function(){
    //Do something to initialize me when I go out of my pool
  }

  MyEntity.prototype.reset = function(){
    //Do something with me when I return to my pool
  }

  var pool = new ObjPool(MyEntity);
  var entity = pool.alloc(); //This fire MyEntity.init();
  pool.free(entity); //This fire MyEntity.reset();

If you need other function's names to init and reset, you can change the value of objInitand objReset:

  var pool = new ObjPool(MyEntity);
  pool.objInit = 'initialize'; //Looks for MyEntity.initialize() instead of MyEntity.init();
  pool.objReset = 'resetMe'; //Looks for MyEntity.resetMe() instead of MyEntity.reset();

API

ObjPool

constructor(object [,options])

Pass the objects to create, and the options (Optional) with the amount and object arguments. `{args: [arg1, arg2, ...], amount: 100}'

.alloc()

Return an object to use it and remove it from the pool.

.free()

Put back an object into the pool to reuse it.

.generate(amount)

Create a N numbers of the object and add to the objects list.

.clear()

Erase all the object from the objects list.

.length - (Read only)

Return the objects list length