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promise-link

v0.0.3

Published

A asynchronous helper library to run components transparently in a separate process via a promise,

Downloads

2

Readme

promise-link

A asynchronous helper library to run components transparently in a separate process via a promise,

it uses stdin and stdout of the spawned process and JSON.stringify/parse to pass the arguments and response.

You can target coffee files or equivalent, etc by including a register function e.g. coffee-script/register in an array on the 2nd parameter of the link function. This will execute a require call before it attempts to load the target object see example below.

Requirements

native-or-bluebird

Required for ES5 runtime

bluebird

Example

Main code

link = require "promise-link"

func = link "./test-target", ["coffee-script/register"], "node"

func("arg1", "arg2").then (result) -> console.log "resolve" , (err) -> console.log "reject"

Child code - test-target.coffee

Promise = require "native-or-bluebird"

module.exports = (arg1, arg2) -> return new Promise (resolve, reject) -> if arg1 == "arg1" return resolve("test") return reject("arg1 is not arg1")

Changelog

0.0.1 - Initial Commit

0.0.2 - Expanded parameters to allow for executing require before the target component is executed