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@joesonw/tslib

v0.3.2

Published

`npm i @joesonw/tslib`

Downloads

8

Readme

actions npm coverage

Install

npm i @joesonw/tslib

Library

Queue<T>

a FIFO Queue

Queue.add(task: T)

add item to queue

Queue.get(): Promise<T>

wait and get an item from queue

WaitGroup

WaitGroup.count: number

count of not done

WaitGroup.wait(): Promise<void>

wait until all done

WaitGroup.done(): void

done, reduce count by 1

WaitGroup.add(amount: number): void

add count

ThrottledWorkerPool<T>

Worker

interface Worker<T> {
    work(task: T): Promise<void>;
    cancel?(): void;
}

ThrottledFunction<T>

helper function to build simple worker

new ThrottledWorkerPool<string>(ThrottledFunction(task => console.log(task)));

new ThrottledWorkerPool<T>(newWorker: (id: number) => Worker, onError?: (err: Error) => void)

create a ThrottledWorkerPool

ThrottledWorkerPool.add(task: T)

enqueue a task

ThrottledWorkerPool.start(concurrency: number): void

start the pool with given concurrency

ThrottledWorkerPool.stop(): Promise<void>

stop the pool and wait all worker done/canceled

defer

defer.sync(defer => Function)

const f = defer.sync((defer) => (name: string): string => {
    defer((result, err) => {
        if (err) {
            return 'something went wrong';
        }
        return 'nihao, ' + name;
    }) // last 
    defer((result, err) => {
        if (err) {
            return 'something went wrong';
        }
        return 'hola, ' + name;
    }) // first 
    if (Date.now() % 2 == 1) throw new Error('oops');
    return 'hello,' + name;
});

f('xiaoming');

defer.sync(defer => Function)

const f = defer.async((defer) => async (name: string): string => {
    defer(async (result, err) => {
        if (err) {
            return 'something went wrong';
        }
        return 'nihao, ' + name;
    })
    if (Date.now() % 2 == 1) throw new Error('oops');
    return 'hello,' + name;
});
await f('xiaoming');

Condition<T>

Condition.wait(): Promise<T>

wait for signal/broadcast

Condition.signal(value: T): void

signal one waiting

Condition.broadcast(value: T): void

wakeup/signal all

Mutex

lock

Mutex.lock(): Promise<void>

Mutex.unlock(): void

RWMutex

read/write lock

RWMutex.lock(): Promise<void>

can only obtain the lock if no other lock/rlock called

RWMutex.unlock(): void

RWMutex.rLock(): Promise<void>

can simultaneously obtain multiple read lock

RWMutex.rUnlock(): void

sleep(ms: number): Promise

Once

Once.do(f: () => T): Promise

only one function will be executed at once, all other do calls will be discarded before the first one is returned.