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commandych

v0.0.1

Published

Async commands runner

Readme

commandych

Async commands runner for simple control of your application. Without any extra abstractions just use simple command as bricks of your applicaton, and Commandych for control them.

Example of usage:

import { ConsoleLoggych } from "loggych";
import { CmdMap, Commandych } from "../src";

/**
 * Example of shell maker
 */
const deps = {
    depData: "data from deps",
    log: ConsoleLoggych.createDefault(),
};
function createShell()  {
    return Promise.resolve(deps);
}

/**
 * Map of all public commands and processes of your project
 * (Example)
 */
const map: CmdMap<typeof deps> = {
    "cmd1": async (deps) => {
        await deps.log.log({info: "start cmd1"});
        await new Promise(resolve => {setTimeout(() => {resolve(null);}, 3000)});
        await deps.log.log({info: "waited 3 sec"});
    },
    "cmd2": async (deps) => {
        await deps.log.log({info: "start cmd2"});
        await new Promise(resolve => {setTimeout(() => {resolve(null);}, 5000)});
        await deps.log.log({info: "waited 5 sec"});
    },
}

/**
 * Your process runner function will look like this
 */
async function run() {
    const shell = await makeShell();
    const cmdrun = new Commandych(map, (s) => {
        console.log("shell update");
        return Promise.resolve(s);
    });
    await cmdrun.runCyclic(shell, "cmd2", 7000);
}

run();

//Will output to console:
// => Iteration 1762648159897
// => info:
// => waited 5 sec
// => 
// => shell update
// => Iteration 1762648166898
// => info:
// => start cmd2
// => 
// => Iteration 1762648166898
// => info:
// => waited 5 sec
// ...

API

import { ILoggych } from "loggych"; //See loggych package

export type Cmd<S extends {
    log: ILoggych;
}> = (shell: S) => Promise<void>;

export type CmdMap<S extends {
    log: ILoggych;
}> = Record<string, Cmd<S>>;

export declare class Commandych<S extends {
    log: ILoggych;
}, Map extends CmdMap<S>> 
{
    constructor(
        cmdMap: Map, 
        shellUpdate?: ((s: S) => Promise<S>) | null
    );
    
    runOnce(shell: S, script: keyof Map): Promise<void>;

    runCyclic(shell: S, script: keyof Map, duration?: number, errDuration?: number): Promise<void>;

    stop(): void;

    isRun(): boolean;
}

Author

Anatoly Starodubtsev [email protected]

License

MIT