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ya-afterall

v1.0.4

Published

Yet another verion of After All. Helps you with multiple asyncrounous functions necessary to aquire data to complete a final task

Downloads

3

Readme

ya-afterall

Yet another verion of After All. Helps you with multiple asyncrounous functions necessary to aquire data to complete a final task

Installation

npm install ya-afterall

Methods

  • aa.gettingIt() - call this for every async call you make to fetch a resource
  • aa.gotIt({resourceName: resourceValue, otherResourceName: otherResourceValue}) - call once you've fetched the resource. give the resource a unique name
  • aa.error(errorMsg) - call this if a resource fetch fails and you need everything to stop. Provide an error to be given back to you in the error handler
  • aa.then(fn) - call this to chain to another function with a set of asyncronous calls

Usage


const AfterAll = require('ya-afterAll');

// Set this to true to show what happens if an error comes up while gathering resources
const errorVersion = false;

AfterAll.afterAll(aa => {

	aa.gettingIt();
	setTimeout(() => {
		aa.gotIt({foo: 'bar'})
	});

	aa.gettingIt();
	setTimeout(() => {
		aa.gotIt({another: {thing: 'to fetch'}})
	});

	aa.then(resources => {

		aa.gettingIt();
		setTimeout(() => {
			if(errorVersion) {
				aa.error('error happen');
			}
			else {
				aa.gotIt({bar: 'foo'})
			}
		});

		aa.then(resources => {

			aa.gettingIt();
			setTimeout(() => {
				aa.gotIt({done: 'yep'})
			});
		});
	});


}, resources => {

	// This is called once all the resources are fetched.   `resources` is an object with all the data fetched above

	console.log(resources);

}, error => {

	// Error is an array of errors. Errors can be anything. In this case it's just a string
	console.error(`Sadness. Errors: ${error.join(',')}`);

});

Sample Result


{ 
	foo: 'bar',
  	another: { 
		thing: 'to fetch' 
	},
  	bar: 'foo',
  	done: 'yep' 
}