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@seneca/batch-processor

v0.3.0

Published

Seneca Batch Processor

Readme

@seneca/batch-processor

Seneca BatchProcessor is a plugin for Seneca

INTRO

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| Voxgig | This open source module is sponsored and supported by Voxgig. | | ---------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |

Install

$ npm install @seneca/batch-processor

Quick Example


// Seneca setup script:

seneca.use('BatchProcessor', {
  send: {  
    mode: 'async', // wait for transition, global setting
  },
  where: {
    'aim:foo,color:red': {
      match: { // on out
        'ok:true': {
          send: [  // zero or more next messages
            {
              msg: {
                aim: 'bar',
                color: 'blue',
                planet: 'out~planet' // dot path ref (see npm package `inks` .evaluate)
                order: 'ctx~place.order~Number' // Gubu validation expression
              }   
            },
            {
              mode: 'sync', // use .act, don't await
              msg: 'aim:bar,color:green,planet:out~planet',
              body: { // msg has precedence
                order: 'ctx~place.order~Number'
              }
            }
          ]
        }
      }
    }
  }
})


// Within aim:foo,color:red action script:

const process = seneca.export('BatchProcessor/process')

let out = {ok:true,planet:'mars'}
let ctx = {place:{order:1}} // for data not returned by message action
out = await process(seneca, ctx, out)
// send = [{aim:bar,color:blue,planet:mars,order:1}, {aim:bar,color:green,planet:mars,order:1}]
// out = {ok:true,planet:'mars',batch:BATCHID,run:RUNID}

The message send operations are executed by the plugin with code equivalent to:

await seneca.post({aim:'bar',color:'blue',planet:'mars',order:1})
seneca.act({aim:bar,color:green,planet:mars,order:1})

More Examples


// Seneca setup script:

seneca
.use('BatchMonitor', {...})
.use('BatchProcessor', {
  send: {  
    mode: 'async', // wait for transition, global setting
  },
  where: {
    'aim:foo,color:red': {
      match: {
        '*': { // catch all if no other patterns match
          // Create BatchMonitor entry if ctx.BatchMonitorEntry$ defined 
          entry: 'fail' // entry state, entry.info={why:'batch-process-no-match'}
        },
        'ok:false': {
          entry: { state: 'fail', info: { why: 'out~why' } },
          send: { // if single msg, no array needed
            // ctx has original message in msg$
            // out~ means entire contents of out object
            msg: 'aim:monitor,fail:msg,msg:ctx~msg$,out:out~'
          } 
        },
        'ok:true': { // matches are in same Patrun set, so usual Seneca pattern rules apply
          entry: 'done', // only created after all msgs sent
          send: [  // zero or more next messages
            {
              msg: {
                aim: 'bar',
                color: 'blue',
                planet: 'out~planet' // dot path ref
                order: 'ctx~place.order~Number' // Gubu validation expression
              }   
            },
            {
              mode: 'sync', // use .act, don't await
              msg: 'aim:bar,color:green,planet:out~planet',
              body: { // msg has precedence
                order: 'ctx~place.order~Number'
              }
            }
          ]
        }
      }
    }
  }
})


// Within aim:foo,color:red action script:

const process = seneca.export('BatchProcessor/process')
const bme = seneca.BatchMonitor(...).entry(...)

let out = {ok:true,planet:'mars'}
let ctx = {place:{order:1},BatchMonitorEntry$:bme}
out = await process(seneca, ctx, out)
// send = [{aim:bar,color:blue,planet:mars,order:1}, {aim:bar,color:green,planet:mars,order:1}]
// out = {ok:true,planet:'mars',batch:BATCHID,run:RUNID}

// The ctx object is used for returning additional information, such as send msg results.
// ctx = {place:{order:1}, result$:[{msg:,out:,bgn:,end:,dur:},...]}

Review the unit tests for more examples.

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