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simple-object-pool

v1.0.4

Published

Super lightweight implementation of factory-based object pool.\ There is no error handling if the same object is released into the pool to keep it fast.

Downloads

30

Readme

Simple Object Pool

Super lightweight implementation of factory-based object pool.
There is no error handling if the same object is released into the pool to keep it fast.

Library API

import ObjectPool from "simple-object-pool";

const objPool = new ObjectPool(() => {
    return { hello: "world" };
});

Get objects from pool

const obj1 = objPool.get();
const obj2 = objPool.get();
const obj3 = objPool.get();

Put objects back into the pool

objPool.release(obj1);
// put multiple objects back into the pool
objPool.releaseMany([obj2, obj3]);
console.log(objPool.size()); // 3

Delete all objects in a pool

objPool.clear();
console.log(objPool.size()); // 0

License

License

All code and documentation are (c) 2023 Eugene Shumilin and released under the MIT License. A copy of the MIT License is also included.