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resync

v0.9.1

Published

Yieldable node style callbacks

Downloads

36

Readme

Resync

Build Status Coverage Status

Features

  • Node callback management like synchronous code
  • Promise support for
    • Native ES6 promises
    • Bluebird

Usage

Installation

Install this package using npm:

npm install --save resync

Examples

Database query

var Resync = require('resync');
var Pg = require('postgres');

var loadProducts = Resync(function * (wait) {
  var pg = yield Pg.connect('postgres://username:password@localhost/database', wait());
  var client = pg[0];
  var release = pg[1];

  var result = yield client.query('SELECT * FROM product', wait());

  return result.rows;
});

loadProducts(function (err, products) {
  // Handle those errors & do something with your products
});

Multiple results

var Resync = require('resync');
var Redis = require('redis');

var loadCachedProducts = Resync(function * (ids, wait) {
  var redis = Redis.createClient();

  for (let id of ids) {
    redis.hgetall(`products:${id}`, wait());
  }

  return yield Array;
});

Passing parameters

var Resync = require('resync');
var Pg = require('postgres');

var loadProduct = Resync(function * (id, wait) {
  var pg = yield Pg.connect('postgres://username:password@localhost/database', wait());
  var client = pg[0];
  var release = pg[1];

  var result = yield client.query('SELECT * FROM product WHERE product = ?', [id], wait());

  return result.rows;
});

loadProduct(111, function (err, product) {
  // Handle those errors & do something with your product
});

Handling errors

var Resync = require('resync');
var Fs = require('fs');

var loadProduct = Resync(function * (directory, wait) {
  try {
    return yield Fs.readdir(directory, wait());
  } catch (err) {
    return [];
  }
});

loadProduct('/var/awesome/dir', function (err, files) {
  // Handle those errors or do something with your files
});