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@youneed/cli-middleware-worker

v0.1.0

Published

Worker-thread middleware for @youneed/cli: this.worker.run / .spawn wrap node:worker_threads in a task — offload CPU work, reactive, terminated on shutdown or teardown.

Readme

@youneed/cli-middleware-worker

Worker-thread offloading for @youneed/cli. The middleware adds this.worker with run (one-shot offload) and spawn (a persistent worker module), both wrapping node:worker_threads. this.worker.run(fn, data) runs fn(data, require) on a worker thread and returns a reactive handle (running/result/error/exited) — the run is a task, so render() repaints as it progresses, and the runtime terminates the thread on graceful shutdown (SIGINT/SIGTERM) or teardown. fn is shipped by source, so keep it self-contained: no closures — pass inputs via data and load modules via the injected require.

import { Application, Command } from "@youneed/cli";
import { worker } from "@youneed/cli-middleware-worker";

class Hash extends Command("hash <file>", { middleware: [worker()] }) {
  async execute(file: string) {
    const job = this.worker.run((path, require) => {
      const { readFileSync } = require("node:fs");
      const { createHash } = require("node:crypto");
      return createHash("sha256").update(readFileSync(path)).digest("hex");
    }, file);
    console.log(await job.exited); // resolves with the digest (undefined on error)
  }
}

const app = Application({ name: "tool", commands: [Hash] });
app.run(["hash", "./package.json"]);

Exports

  • worker() — middleware. Contributes this.worker, a WorkerApi.

API

  • WorkerApi
    • run(fn, data?) → WorkerHandle<R> — runs fn(data, require) on a worker thread. data and the result must be structured-cloneable.
    • spawn(entry, opts?) → WorkerInstance — runs a worker module (file or URL) for message-passing / persistent work.
  • WorkerHandle<T> — { running, result?, error?, exited, terminate() }. exited resolves with the result and never rejects (undefined on error); using h = this.worker.run(...) terminates on scope exit (Symbol.dispose).
  • WorkerInstance — { running, postMessage(msg), onMessage(handler), terminate(), exited }. onMessage returns an unsubscribe; exited resolves with the worker's exit code. Also Symbol.dispose.