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p-fifo

v1.0.0

Published

Promised First-In-First-Out buffer. Await on push to be told when a value is consumed and await on shift for a value to consume when the buffer is empty.

Downloads

310,763

Readme

p-fifo

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Promised First-In-First-Out buffer. Await on push to be told when a value is consumed and await on shift for a value to consume when the buffer is empty

Install

npm i p-fifo

Usage

Await on push

await on push to be told when your pushed value is consumed:

const Fifo = require('p-fifo')
const fifo = new Fifo()

// Consume a value from the buffer after 1 second
setTimeout(() => fifo.shift(), 1000)

console.time('push')
// Nothing in the buffer, push a value and wait for it to be consumed
await fifo.push('hello')
console.log('"hello" was consumed')
console.timeEnd('push')

// Output:
// "hello" was consumed
// push: 1006.723ms

Await on shift

If the buffer is empty, you can await on a value to be pushed:

const Fifo = require('p-fifo')
const fifo = new Fifo()

// Push a value into the buffer after 1 second
setTimeout(() => fifo.push('hello'), 1000)

console.time('shift')
// Nothing in the buffer, wait for something to arrive
const value = await fifo.shift()
console.log(`consumed "${value}" from the buffer`)
console.timeEnd('shift')

// Output:
// consumed "hello" from the buffer
// shift: 1002.652ms

API

const fifo = new Fifo()

fifo.push(value): Promise

Add a value to the end of the FIFO buffer.

Returns a promise that is resolved when the pushed value is shifted off the start of the buffer.

fifo.shift(): Promise<Any>

Remove the first value from the FIFO buffer and return that removed value in a promise.

Returns a promise that resolves to a value from start of the FIFO buffer. If there are no values in the buffer the promise will resolve when a value is next pushed.

Note that multiple calls to shift when the buffer is empty will not resolve to the same value i.e. a corresponding number of calls to push will need to be made to resolve all the promises returned by calls to shift.

fifo.isEmpty(): Boolean

Returns true if the FIFO buffer is empty and false otherwise.

Contribute

Feel free to dive in! Open an issue or submit PRs.

License

MIT © Alan Shaw