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@bbkkbkk/q

v1.1.1

Published

Function Toolkit

Downloads

78

Readme

@bbkkbkk/q

Q is a function toolkit.

How to use

import { Queue, Onion, Pipe } from '@bbkkbkk/q';

or

<script src="Q.js"></script>
<script>
  var { Queue, Onion, Pipe } = Q;  
</script>

API

Queue

Queue can limit the number of functions executed simultaneously.

const queue = new Queue({ workerLen: 3 });

queue.use(
  [runFunc, this, arg0, arg1],
  [runFunc, this, arg2, arg3],
  [runFunc, undefined, arg4, arg5],
  [runFunc, undefined, arg6, arg7],
  // ......
);
queue.run();

// Add new tasks during execution
queue.use([newRunFunc, undefined, arg8]);
queue.run();
  • workerLen: The number of functions executed simultaneously. The default is 3.
  • queue.use: The parameters are the executed function, this, and the parameters passed by the function in order.
  • queue.run: Start execution queue.

Onion

Onion provides the function execution method of the onion model, just like Koa.

const onion = new Onion({ middle: middleFunc }); // or onion.middle(middleFunc)

onion.use(async function(ctx, next) {
  // ...
  await next();
  // ...
});

onion.use(async function(ctx, next) {
  // ...
  await next();
  // ...
}, async function(ctx, next) {
  // ...
  await next();
  // ...
});

onion.run({ key: value });
  • middle: The function to execute when the middleware is executed in the middle. The default is an empty function.
    You can also use onion.middle to set.
    function middleFunc(ctx) {
      // Because it is in the middle, there is no next
    }
  • onion.use: Add multiple middleware functions.
  • onion.run: To start execution, you can pass the initial ctx.
  • onion.middle: Set the function when the middleware executes to the middle.

Pipe

Pipe method implements a pipe flow.

function project_0(state, callback) {
  // do something
  callback();
}

function project_1(state, callback) {
  // do something
  callback();
}

function project_dest(state) {
  // do something
}

await Pipe(initialState)
  .pipe(project_0)
  .pipe(project_1)
  .dest(project_dest);
  • initialState: Initial data.
  • pipe: Pass a function for pipeline.
  • dest: Start processing through the pipeline. You can pass a method of final processing data or not.
// Pipe.series and Pipe.parallel
const run = Pipe.series(
  project_0,
  project_1,
  Pipe.parallel(
    project_2_1,
    project_2_2,
    project_2_3
  ),
  Pipe.series(project_3, project_4, project_5),
  project_end
);
  • Pipe.series: Serial execution a series of methods.
  • Pipe.parallel: Parallel implement a series of methods.