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tasknization

v1.0.3

Published

Define a function to execute after completing token-defined tasks.

Downloads

14

Readme

Tasknization

Define a function to execute after completing token-defined tasks.

Getting Started

Insert the js file

<script src="./dist/tasknization.min.js"></script>
npm install tasknization

and use!

    // Define a function to execute when completing tasks.
    
    function go_fin() {
      console.log('Done!');
    }
    
    tasknization.setFinishTask(go_fin);
    
    // Set the execution tokens
    tasknization.add('Task1');
    tasknization.add('Task2');
    tasknization.add('Task3');
    
    // Complete the tasks
    tasknization.complete('Task2');
    tasknization.complete('Task3');
    tasknization.complete('Task1'); <~ at this time the console prints "Done!"
    
    

Functions supported:

  • add(tasksName): Define a task.
  • remove(taskName): Remove the registered task by task name.
  • complete(taskName): Set task as completed.
  • clearAll(): Remove all tasks registered.
  • pendingTasks(): Return array of pending tasks registered.
  • setFinishTask(task): Define a function (task) to execute when completing tasks.
  • createInstance(): Defines an independent instance of Tasknization.
  • isComplete(): Check that all tasks have been completed.
  • isFinished(): Informs if the defined finish function has been executed.

Authors

  • Jeferson Mota

License

MIT