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@nasimhuq/abort-promise-queue

v1.0.2

Published

Queue of abortable promises

Readme

abort-promise-queue

Queue of promises. All promises are executed concurrently as they are added to the input queue. Regardless of which promise resolved earlier, output queue will always keep the order it was executed

An alternative promise stream package is available. Please checkout abort-promise-stream

Output queue returns an array [error, data]

  • On successful response, data will contain the response body.
  • On error response, error will contain the error message.

Install

npm install --save @nasimhuq/abort-promise-queue

Typical usage

Require as CJS

const CreatePromiseQueue = require('@nasimhuq/abort-promise-queue');

Import as ES6 Module

import CreatePromiseQueue from '@nasimhuq/abort-promise-queue';

Examples

Example 1: Single batch of requests

import CreatePromiseQueue from '@nasimhuq/abort-promise-queue'

const getResolvePromise = (_url, item, ms) => {
    return new Promise((resolve) => {
        setTimeout(() => resolve({ ...item, responseCode: 'SUCCESS' }), ms)
    })
}

const getRejectPromise = (_url, item, ms) => {
    return new Promise((_resolve, reject) => {
        setTimeout(() => reject({ ...item, responseCode: 'FAILURE' }), ms)
    })
}

const logOut = ({ url, allOptions, ms }) => {
    const logInfo = {
        url,
        'expected time cost': ms,
        reject: !!allOptions.config.reject,
        key: allOptions.config.key,
    }
    console.table(logInfo)
}
const logResponse = ({ error, data }) => {
    const end = Date.now()
    const {
        config: { key, _started },
        responseCode,
        url,
        ms,
    } = error ? error : data

    console.table({
        respond: responseCode,
        url,
        key,
        'expected time cost': ms,
        duration: end - _started,
    })
}

const customApi = (url, allOptions) => {
    const ms = Math.ceil(Math.random() * 10000)
    const started = Date.now()

    logOut({
        url,
        allOptions,
        ms,
    })
    const _allOptions = {
        ...allOptions,
        config: { ...allOptions.config, _started: started },
        url,
        ms,
    }
    const getPromise = allOptions.config.reject ? getRejectPromise : getResolvePromise
    return getPromise(url, _allOptions, ms)
}

const addPromiseToQueue = (isTerminated, addToQueue) => () => {
    ;[
        { url: 'First.com', config: { key: crypto.randomUUID() } },
        { url: 'Second.com', config: { key: crypto.randomUUID() } },
        {
            url: 'Third.com',
            config: { key: crypto.randomUUID(), reject: true },
        },
        { url: 'Forth.com', config: { key: crypto.randomUUID() } },
    ].forEach((item) => {
        if (!isTerminated()) addToQueue(item)
    })

    setTimeout(() => {
        ;[
            {
                url: 'Fifth.com',
                config: { key: crypto.randomUUID(), reject: true },
            },
            { url: 'Sixth.com', config: { key: crypto.randomUUID() } },
            { url: 'Seventh.com', config: { key: crypto.randomUUID() } },
        ].forEach((item) => {
            if (!isTerminated()) addToQueue(item)
        })
    }, 7000)
}

function multipleBatches() {
    const { promiseQueueGenerator, terminate, isTerminated, addToQueue, setApiFn } =
        CreatePromiseQueue()
    const respondQueue = promiseQueueGenerator()
    setApiFn(customApi)
    addPromiseToQueue(isTerminated, addToQueue)()
    const MAX_API_REQUEST = 7
    async function consumeValues(resolve) {
        let count = 0
        for await (const respond of respondQueue) {
            const [error, data] = respond
            logResponse({ error, data })
            count++
            if (count >= MAX_API_REQUEST) {
                terminate()
            }
        }
        console.log('#---------------- multipleBatches stream terminated!')
        resolve(true)
    }
    return new Promise((resolve) => {
        consumeValues(resolve)
    })
}
function multipleBatchesAbortOnFirstError() {
    const { promiseQueueGenerator, terminate, isTerminated, addToQueue, setApiFn } =
        CreatePromiseQueue()
    const respondQueue = promiseQueueGenerator()
    setApiFn(customApi)
    addPromiseToQueue(isTerminated, addToQueue)()
    const MAX_API_REQUEST = 7
    async function consumeValues(resolve) {
        let count = 0
        const start = Date.now()
        for await (const respond of respondQueue) {
            const [error, data] = respond
            logResponse({ error, data })
            count++
            if (count >= MAX_API_REQUEST) {
                terminate()
            }
        }
        console.log('#-------------- multipleBatchesTerminateOnFirstError stream terminated!')
        resolve(true)
    }
    return new Promise((resolve) => {
        consumeValues(resolve)
    })
}

async function tests() {
    await multipleBatches()
    await multipleBatchesAbortOnFirstError()
}

tests()

abort-promise-queue can be used in node.js