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exframe-worker-pool

v1.2.6

Published

exframe Worker Pool ===================

Downloads

3,952

Readme

exframe Worker Pool

A library for managing a maximum number of concurrent work items locally and scheduling what comes next by priority

installation

npm install exframe-worker-pool

usage

const { WorkerPool } = require('exframe-worker-pool');

const pool = new WorkerPool();
const result = await pool.work(async () => {
  return 10;
});
console.log(result); // 10

pool.eventEmitter.on('empty', () => {
  return 'pool is empty'; //fires when count === 0
})

class WorkerPool

Manages the set of concurrent work and schedules what comes next by priority

constructor(options?) => WorkerPool

type options

|field|type|description| |-----|----|-----------| |max|integerdefault = 10|the maximum number of concurrent workers that may be executing| |overflow|integerdefault = 5|the buffer over the maximum concurrent workers reserved for executing with the forced flag -- queued work cannot execute until after the workingCount reduces to less than max|

async take<T>(options?) => Promise<Worker>

Takes a worker resource from the pool, once the calling code is done, it will need to call release on the worker

type options

|field|type|description| |-----|----|-----------| |priority|integerdefault = 1|the priority assigned to the work -- priority is sorted descending, so something with a higher priority will execute first| |force|booleandefault = false|flag to indicate that the work can execute within the overflow buffer if max concurrency has been reached|

type Worker

release() => void

Releases the worker resource back to the worker pool

async work<T>(callback: () => Promise<T>, options?) => Promise<T>

Executes the given callback immediately or once the pool has freed enough worker resources to allow the given callback to execute

type options

|field|type|description| |-----|----|-----------| |priority|integerdefault = 1|the priority assigned to the work -- priority is sorted descending, so something with a higher priority will execute first| |force|booleandefault = false|flag to indicate that the work can execute within the overflow buffer if max concurrency has been reached|

eventEmitter: EventEmitter

Event emitter that exposes the following events

|event|parameters|description| |-----|----------|-----------| |empty|null|Fires whenever a worker is released and the count is reduced to 0|

workingCount: number

The number of worker that are currently executing

queuedCount: number

The number of work items waiting to execute

max: number

The maxmium number of concurrent workers

overflow: number

The buffer of work items over the max that can be forced into the pool

fillRatio: number

The ratio of the current working count over the sum of max and overflow

queuedRatio: number

The ratio of the queued count over the sum of max and overflow