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syncs-compose

v1.0.2

Published

A simple composition library supporting both sync and async functions written in flow and es2016.

Downloads

3

Readme

syncs-compose

A simple composition library supporting both sync and async functions written in flow and es2016.

Build Status

NPMnode- Status

Install

# npm install syncs-compose

Build

Run the following command within the syncs-compose repo to build es5 JS files:

$ npm run build

When the above command is executed a lib folder will be created with the compiled JS files within. To cleanup the lib folder you can run the following command within the syncs-compose repo:

$ npm run clean

Testing

Run the following command within the syncs-compose repo to test the library:

$ npm test

API

The syncs-compose library is a simple composition library supporting both sync and async functions. It makes available four functions: compose, sequence, compose.sync, and sequence.sync.

compose takes a list of asynchronous functions and executes them in reverse order, passing the previously returned value to the next function as its first parameter. Each function passed must return a Promise.

import { compose } from 'syncs-compose';

function fun1(next) {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => resolve(`${next} 1`));
}

function fun2(next) {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => resolve(`${next} 2`));
}

function fun3(next) {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => resolve(`${next} 3`));
}

const composed = compose(fun1, fun2, fun3);
composed('tester').then(val => console.log(val)); // OUTPUTS: "tester 3 2 1"

compose.sync takes a list of functions and executes them in reverse order, passing the previously returned value to the next function.

import { compose.sync } from 'syncs-compose';

function fun1(next) { return `${next} 1`; }
function fun2(next) { return `${next} 2`; }
function fun3(next) { return `${next} 3`; }

const composed = compose.sync(fun1, fun2, fun3);
console.log(composed('tester')); // OUTPUTS: "tester 3 2 1"

sequence takes a list of asynchronous functions and executes them in order, passing the previously returned value to the next function as its first parameter. Each function passed must return a Promise.

import { sequence } from 'syncs-compose';

function fun1(next) {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => resolve(`${next} 1`));
}

function fun2(next) {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => resolve(`${next} 2`));
}

function fun3(next) {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => resolve(`${next} 3`));
}

const sequenced = sequence(fun1, fun2, fun3);
sequenced('tester').then(val => console.log(val)); // OUTPUTS: "tester 1 2 3"

sequence.sync takes a list of functions and executes them in order, passing the previously returned value to the next function.

import { sequence.sync } from 'syncs-compose';

function fun1(next) { return `${next} 1`; }
function fun2(next) { return `${next} 2`; }
function fun3(next) { return `${next} 3`; }

const sequenced = sequence.sync(fun1, fun2, fun3);
console.log(sequenced('tester')); // OUTPUTS: "tester 1 2 3"

License

syncs-compose is BSD licensed.