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async-mixin

v1.0.1

Published

caolin/async's collection methods as a mixin.

Downloads

5,385

Readme

async-mixin

caolin/async collection methods as a mixin.

Build Status

Installation

npm install async-mixin

Usage

Wrap a collection within an object

var asyncMixin = require('async-mixin')

var admins = {
  userIds: [1,2,3,4,5]
}

// pass target object + path to the array you want to
// enumerate over asynchronously
var adminApi = asyncMixin(admins, 'userIds')

// adminApi has all of the async collection methods:
Object.keys(adminApi) // each, eachSeries, eachLimit, map, ...etc

// async methods work just like caolin/async's methods,
// except they're automatically bound to admins' 'userIds' property
adminApi.map(function(userId, next) {
  // pretend this is how we load a user
  db.load(userId, next)
}, function(err, users) {
  // users is an array of results from our async operation db.load!
})

Optionally only include particular async methods

var admins = {
  userIds: [1,2,3,4,5]
}

var adminApi = asyncMixin(admins, 'userIds', ['map', 'filter'])

Object.keys(adminApi) // ['map', 'filter']

adminApi.map // => [Function]
adminApi.filter // => [Function]
adminApi.reduce // => undefined

Wrap Arrays directly

var items = [1,2,3,4,5]

var container = asyncMixin(items)

// container now has all of async's methods
// bound automatically to the passed-in items:
container.map(function(item, next) {
  return next(null, item * 2)
}, function(err, result) {
  console.log(result) // => [2, 4, 6, 8, 10]
})

Create handy prototype objects

function UserCollection(users) {
  this.users = users
}

UserCollection.prototype = asyncMixin('users')

UserCollection.prototype.save = function save(done) {
  // pretend db.save is some async operation that saves users
  this.forEach(db.save, done)
}

UserCollection.prototype.loadProfiles = function loadProfiles(done) {
  // pretend db.loadProfile is some async operation that loads user profiles
  this.map(db.loadProfile, done)
}

var users = new UserCollection([{name: 'Bill'}, {name: 'Bob'}])

users.loadProfiles(function(err, profiles) {
  // profies will be an array of results from db.loadProfile
})

users.save(function(err) {
  // if there was an error saving any user,
  // err will contain that error
})

Mixin Methods

  • concat
  • concatSeries
  • detect
  • detectLimit
  • detectSeries
  • each
  • eachLimit
  • eachOf
  • eachOfLimit
  • eachOfSeries
  • eachSeries
  • every
  • everyLimit
  • everySeries
  • filter
  • filterLimit
  • filterSeries
  • map
  • mapLimit
  • mapSeries
  • mapValues
  • mapValuesLimit
  • mapValuesSeries
  • reduce
  • reduceRight
  • reject
  • rejectLimit
  • rejectSeries
  • some
  • someLimit
  • someSeries
  • sortBy
  • transform

Safety

async-mixin does not modify your original object, it simply returns a new object that inherits from your original object, while adding async methods:

var admins = {
  userIds: [1,2,3,4,5]
}

var adminApi = asyncMixin(admins, 'userIds')

adminApi.map // => [Function]
admins.map //  => undefined

Inspiration

Similar idea to component/enumerable, but our enumeration methods are asynchronous.

Licence

MIT