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qtils

v0.3.0

Published

Utilities for Q control flow.

Downloads

2

Readme

Synopsis

qtils is a utility library for Q.

Build Status NPM version Dependencies

Note

When dealing with multiple arguments in Q, it is customary to pass them around as arrays. Until EcmaScript 6 destructuring becomes widely available, this makes Q control flows with multiple promises a bit unpractical when you can't use .spread.

If you find yourself using .spread a lot but still want to give the array manipulation helpers in this library a try, consider using spread-args to convert functions that take positional arguments into functions that accept a simple argument array.

Install

With NPM

npm install qtils

From source

git clone https://github.com/pluma/qtils.git
cd qtils
npm install
make test

API

qtils.append(fn:Function):Function

Creates a function that will pass its argument to the given function and returns a promise that will be resolved to the function's result appended to the argument.

If the argument is not an Array, it will be wrapped in one before the result is appended.

Example:

Q('foo')
.then(qtils.append(function(str) {
    return str.replace('f', 'b');
}))
.then(console.log); // ['foo', 'boo']

qtils.prepend(fn:Function):Function

Creates a function that will pass its argument to the given function and returns a promise that will be resolved to the function's result prepended to the argument.

If the argument is not an Array, it will be wrapped in one before the result is prepended.

Example:

Q('foo')
.then(qtils.prepend(function(str) {
    return str.replace('f', 'b');
}))
.then(console.log); // ['boo', 'foo']

qtils.tee(fn:Function):Function

Creates a function that will pass its argument to the given function and returns a promise that will be resolved to the argument when the function's result is fulfilled.

In other words, tee allows you to add thenable side-effects to a promise chain (without having to modify them so they return their inputs).

Example without tee:

Q('foo')
.then(function(str) {
    console.log('Result is:', str); // 'Result is: "foo"'
    return str; // Must return the input or next `then` will see `null`
})
.then(console.log); // 'foo'

Example with tee:

Q('foo')
.then(qtils.tee(function(str) {
    console.log('Result is:', str); // 'Result is: "foo"'
}))
.then(console.log); // 'foo'

qtils.eacharg(fns...):Function

Creates a function that will pass each item in an array to each function and returns a promise that will be resolved to an array containing the results.

If the number of functions is smaller than the number of items in the array, it will loop over the functions.

Example:

Q(['Foo', 'Bar', 'Qux'])
.then(qtils.eacharg(
    function(str) {return str.toUpperCase();},
    function(str) {return str.toLowerCase();}
))
.then(console.log); // ['FOO', 'bar', 'QUX']

qtils.allargs(fns...):Function

Creates a function that will pass its argument to each function and returns a promise that will be resolved to an array containing the results.

Example:

Q(['foo', 'bar', 'qux'])
.then(qtils.allargs(
    function(arr) {return arr.join('-');},
    function(arr) {return arr.join('+');}
))
.then(console.log); // ['foo-bar-qux', 'foo+bar+qux']

License

The MIT/Expat license.