The library is used to manage and control some processes which you are able to run in the browser or NodeJS. There is sometimes need to split a complicated process into small pieces of code. It means that you can create simple tasks and combine them into the one process.

Process manager - allows you to controll your processes.

Process - allows you to controll tasks.

Task - simple iteration.

yarn add ontime-pm

// or

npm install ontime-pm

// index.ts
import { ProcessManager, Process, Task } from 'ontime-pm';

// Create instance of process manager
const processManager: ProcessManager = new ProcessManager('user');

// Create Tasks classes
class Task1 extends Task {
  
  async run() {
    console.log('Task 1. Do something...');
  }

  async pause() {}
  async resume() {}
  async cancel() {}
}

class Task2 extends Task {
  
  async run() {
    console.log('Task 2. Do something...');
  }

  async pause() {}
  async resume() {}
  async cancel() {}
}

class Task3 extends Task {
  
  async run() {
    console.log('Task 3. Do something...');
  }

  async pause() {}
  async resume() {}
  async cancel() {}
}

// Create Custom Process class
class CustomProcess extends Process<{}, []> {
  public get name(): string { return 'test'; }
  public get tasks(): any[] { return [Task1, Task2, Task3]; }
}

// Register custom process inside process manager
pm.register('test', CustomProcess);

// Create a new instance of custom process
const proc: CustomProcess = await pm.create('test');

// subscribe on all events
proc.on('*', (...args: any[]) => console.log(...args));

// run custom process
proc.run();

- processName - process name
- options - process variables
- restoreId. Optional. Using for restore process context.

- processId - process ID

- processId - process ID

• V generic of variables

Others API depends on the implementation