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enny

v1.1.1

Published

Generate Engine compositions from human-readable inputs.

Downloads

12

Readme

enny Version Downloads

Generate Engine compositions from human-readable inputs.

Installation

$ npm i --save enny

Example

// Dependencies
var Enny = require("enny");

// Initialize Enny in memory
var e = new Enny();

// Add two instances
var aIns = e.addInstance({ name: "A" })
  , bIns = e.addInstance({ name: "B" })
  ;

aIns.on("someEvent", {
    emit: "eventToEmit"
  , to: "B"
  , leaking: true
}, "errorEvent", "endEvent");

aIns.on("someEvent", [
    {
        dataHandler: "myDataHandler"
      , to: "myInstance"
      , once: true
      , data: {
            some: "data"
        }
    }
  , {
        streamHandler: "myStreamHandler"
      , leaking: true
    }
]);

console.log(JSON.stringify(e.toObject(), null, 4));
// =>
// {
//     "A": {
//         "flow": {
//             "someEvent": {
//                 "data": [
//                     [
//                         "|*eventToEmit",
//                         {
//                             "to": "B"
//                         }
//                     ],
//                     [
//                         ".myInstance/myDataHandler",
//                         {
//                             "some": "data"
//                         }
//                     ],
//                     "|*myStreamHandler"
//                 ],
//                 "error": "errorEvent",
//                 "end": "endEvent"
//             }
//         },
//         "name": "A"
//     },
//     "B": {
//         "flow": {},
//         "name": "B"
//     }
// }

Documentation

Enny()

Create a new Enny instance

Return

  • Enny The Enny instance.

toObject()

Converts the internal composition into an object.

Return

  • Object The modified composition.

renameInstance(oldName, newName, cb)

Renames the specified instance. This will update the instance references in the entire app.

Params

  • String oldName: The old instance name.
  • String newName: The new instance name.
  • Function cb: The callback function.

toJSON()

This function is called internally when JSON.stringify-ing the things.

Return

  • Object The object that should be stringified.

addInstance(ins)

Adds a new instance.

Params

  • Object ins: The Engine instance you want to add.

Return

  • Instance The instance object.

toObject()

Converts the internal data into an raw-json object that can be written back to disk/database.

Return

  • Object An object containing the instance names as fields and the instance content as values.

How to contribute

Have an idea? Found a bug? See how to contribute.

Where is this library used?

If you are using this library in one of your projects, add it in this list. :sparkles:

License

MIT © jillix