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superpipe

v0.14.0

Published

The missing pipeline for functional programming

Downloads

13

Readme

SuperPipe

License MIT NPM version Dependencies build status Coverage Status Code Climate

Sauce Test Status

Hire SuperPipe for your complex reactive javascript application

Quick Start

The easiest way to install SuperPipe is with npm


npm install superpipe

Usage example


var SuperPipe = require('superpipe');

var sp = new SuperPipe();

Example

Documentation

Below is a description of exposed public API

Constructor([insider])

SuperPipe constructor can take 1 parameter:

var SuperPipe = require('superpipe')

var superpipe = new SuperPipe()

or

var insider = require('insider')
var SuperPipe = require('superpipe')

var superpipe = new SuperPipe(insider)

.listenTo([eventEmitter],eventName)

Return a new pipeline. Listen to the event of emitter and create a new pipeline to handle the emitted events. The listenTo can take 2 parameters:

  • eventEmitter - instance of EventEmitter. Optional parameter. If you not provide eventEmitter, will be used instaoce of superpipe
  • eventName - name of event for listen. For example superpipe.listenTo('login')

.pipeline()

Return a new pipeline instance

.autoBind({Boolean})

The autoBind can take 1 parameter. Paramater is boolean.The .autoBind() controls if we should automatically bind the function dependency

var SuperPipe = require('superpipe')
var superpipe = new SuperPipe()

var loginPipeline = superpipe
  .pipeline()
  .autoBind(true)
  .pipe(...)
  .pipe(...)
  .toPipe()

.setDep(name,dep,[props])

The setDep can take 3 parameters.

  • name - Required {String} Name of the dependency to set or prefix if props is present.
  • dep - Required {String,Object,Array,Number,Boolean,Function}
  • props - Optional {String} Name(s) of properties to set as dependencies or shortcuts. You can set props in 3 ways :
    • '*' - set all the properties of the object as dependencies.
    • '*^' - set all the function properties of the object as dependencies.
    • '*$' - set all non-function properties of the object as dependencies.

Example without props

var SuperPipe = require('superpipe')
var superpipe = new SuperPipe()

var secret = 'secret-key'
var x = 5

superpipe
  .setDep('secret',secret)
  .setDep('y',x)  // you can make another name of dep then your variable or function

Example with 'props'


// For example we have a module that does math operations
// name of file math.js

module.exports = {
  add: function(x,y,setDep){
    ...
  },
  sub: function(x,y,setDep){
    ...
  },
  z: 10
}
var SuperPipe = require('superpipe')
var superpipe = new SuperPipe()
var math = require('./math')

superpipe
  .setDep('math1',math,'*')  // you can get add,sub,z
  .setDep('math2',math,'*^') // you can get just add and sub (func)
  .setDep('math3',math,'*$') // you can get just z (non-func)

.getDep(name)

The getDep can take 1 parameter

  • name - Required {String} Name of the dependency

var SuperPipe = require('superpipe')
var superpipe = new SuperPipe()

var x = 5

superpipe
  .setDep('x',x)

var z = superpipe.getDep('x') // z = 5

Bug Reports here