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@jsweb/asyncs

v4.0.2

Published

Simple JS module for Promise and Fetch APIs, with some useful abstraction

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20

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@jsweb/asyncs

Simple JS module for Promise and Fetch APIs, with some useful abstraction.

npm-package es6-module tests-mocha

See tests at https://asyncs.jsweb.app

New in v4.0.0

Now, its a full ES module, there is no UMD or CommonJS version.

In modern JS development ES modules are the pattern, already supported in newer versions of Node.js and modern borwsers natively.

Backward compatibility is not a concern here. If you use a module bundler (like Webpack or Rollup) to transpile your code, the result will be compatible according to your setup.


Methods

exec(fn, ...args) ⇒ Promise

Excute any function asyncronously with any number of arguments.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | fn | function | | ...args | arguments |

asap(fn, ...args) ⇒ *

Execute any function asyncronously As Soon As Possible with any number of arguments. This method tries to use setImmediate (if available) or emulate it.

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | fn | function | | ...args | arguments |

task(input, ...args) ⇒ Promise

Turn any input in a Promise to use it on asyncronous threads

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | input | * | | ...args | arguments |

execAll(...args) ⇒ Promise

Turn any number of arguments into asyncronous group to resolve only if all threads resolve.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | ...args | arguments |

execRace(...args) ⇒ Promise

Turn any number of arguments into asyncronous race to resolve or reject with the fastest thread.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | ...args | arguments |

request(url, cfg) ⇒ Promise

Execute asyncronous HTTP requests with configurable options.

This method uses Fetch API with some useful abstractions.

To send parameters on request, just add a body in cfg containing the object for any HTTP method request.

GET requests (default), will serialize parameters into a query string.

Other methods will convert parameters into FormData object if necessary.

So you can also send HTML Form or FormData object for non GET requests.

It is also possible to send JSON content. Just set content-type to application/json at cfg.headers.

Then your cfg.body literal object will be serialized using JSON.stringify.

The promise returned also checks HTTP response. Any status >= 300 will cause a Promise.reject.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | url | String | | cfg | RequestInit |

requestAll(urls, cfg, resp) ⇒ Promise

Use execAll to make a request for each urls using the same cfg and resp type for all.

The result Promise resolves only if all requests resolve.

If any request fails, it will cause an entire Promise.reject.

Possible response types are: response (default), json, text, blob, boolean, number, xml and html.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | Default | | --- | --- | --- | | urls | Array.<String> | | | cfg | RequestInit | | | resp | String | response |

requestRace(urls, cfg, resp) ⇒ Promise

Use execRace to make a request race with all urls using the same cfg and resp type for all.

The result Promise resolves or rejects with the fastest request.

Possible response types are: response (default), json, text, blob, boolean, number, xml and html.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | Default | | --- | --- | --- | | urls | Array.<String> | | | cfg | RequestInit | | | resp | String | response |

requestJSON(url, cfg) ⇒ Promise

Execute a request expecting for a valid JSON response.

HTTP errors or invalid JSON response will cause a Promise.reject.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | url | String | | cfg | RequestInit |

requestText(url, cfg) ⇒ Promise

Execute a request expecting for any response and get it as text.

HTTP errors will cause a Promise.reject.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | url | String | | cfg | RequestInit |

requestBlob(url, cfg) ⇒ Promise

Execute a request expecting for a valid Blob response.

HTTP errors or not readable Blob response will cause a Promise.reject.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | url | String | | cfg | RequestInit |

requestBoolean(url, cfg) ⇒ Promise

Execute a request expecting for any response and get it as boolean.

HTTP errors will cause a Promise.reject.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | url | String | | cfg | RequestInit |

requestNumber(url, cfg) ⇒ Promise

Execute a request expecting for a valid Number response.

The response can be number, string or any value that can be parsed as Number.

Invalid values will resolve as NaN (not a number).

HTTP errors will cause a Promise.reject.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | url | String | | cfg | RequestInit |

requestXML(url, cfg) ⇒ Promise

Execute a request expecting for a valid XML document response.

HTTP errors response will cause a Promise.reject.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | url | String | | cfg | RequestInit |

requestHTML(url, cfg) ⇒ Promise

Execute a request expecting for any response and get it as HTML.

HTTP errors response will cause a Promise.reject.

Returns: Promise - Promise

| Param | Type | | --- | --- | | url | String | | cfg | RequestInit |