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object-fsm

v1.0.1

Published

Make any JavaScript object to be a finite state machine

Downloads

11

Readme

object-fsm

###Make any JavaScript object to be a finite state machine

Stable, production-ready and battle-tested. Supports NodeJS version 4 and later. Tested up to Node 10.

Travis Codecov

Installation

npm install object-fsm

How to use

var ObjectFsm = require('object-fsm');

// Any object can become an FSM
var light = {};

// Mix in ObjectFsm to the object
ObjectFsm(light);

light.addStates(['Green', 'Yellow', 'Red']);
light.setStartingState('Red'); // Current state -> Red

// Parameters are: eventName, stateFrom, stateTo, handlerFunc (see doc)
light.addEvent('go', 'Red', 'Green', function () {
    console.log('Let\'s go!');
});

light.addEvent('prepareToStop', 'Green', 'Yellow', function () {
    console.log('Prepare to stop...');
});

light.addEvent('stop', 'Yellow', 'Red', function () {
    console.log('Everybody stop!');
});

light.handleEvent('go'); // state: green
light.handleEvent('prepareToStop'); // state: yellow
light.handleEvent('stop');  // state: red

API Docs

ObjectFsm

Mixes FSM into the object.

Parameters

  • obj The object that will become an FSM

addState

Adds a state to FSM Note that FSM automatically enters the state added first

Parameters

Returns boolean result Whether adding a state succeeded or not

addStates

Adds a list of states to FSM

Parameters

setStartingState

Sets a starting state. FSM immediately moves to that state.

Parameters

hasState

Returns true if FSM has state {state}

Parameters

  • state

Returns boolean

hasEvent

Checks if FSM has given event

Parameters

Returns boolean

addEvent

Adds a new event to FSM

Parameters

  • eventName string Event name
  • statesFrom (Array<string> | string) A one or more states in which FSM can handle this event
  • stateTo string State to which the event transitions FSM
  • handler [function (Any): Any] Function that is invoked upon event

handleEvent

Notifies FSM about an event

Parameters

  • event string Existing event
  • arguments ...Any Will be passed to event handler

Returns Any Return value of the event handler

canHandleEvent

Returns true if FSM is able to handle event right now

Parameters

  • event

Returns boolean

deferTransition

Defers an ongoing transition until future call to finalizeTransition. Use for any asynchronous event hanling. NOTE: this function can be called only in event handler (during an event), or in willTransition event handler.

finalizeTransition

Finalizes a deferred transition.

Testing

npm test

Runs tests of the source code located in src directory. Tests are located in test directory.

License

MIT