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memee

v1.1.15

Published

Javascript package for memoizing functions. Returning directly the result of function if it was called with the same arguments avoiding it's redundant work.

Readme

Memee

Javascript package with 0 dependencies for memoizing and debouncing functions. Returning directly the result of function if it was called with the same arguments avoiding it's redundant work.

Installing

Using npm:

$ npm install memee

Using yarn:

$ yarn add memee

###Using memee

Import the package into the project

const memee = require("memee");

Always caching the function until we close the application.

let iterator = 0;
const increment = () => ++iterator;

const memoizedIncrement = memee(increment);

const firstCallResult = memoizedIncrement(); // 1
const secondCallResult = memoizedIncrement(); // 1

Maximum age for memoization

{maxAge} option Define the duration of memoization.

const increment = () => ++iterator;

const memoizedIncrement = memee(increment, { maxAge: 3000 });

const firstCallResult = memoizedIncrement(); // 1
const secondCallResult = memoizedIncrement(); // 1

// After 3seconds the cache is expired
const thirdCallResult = memoizedIncrement(); // 2

Memoizing promises

memee can also memoize promises.

let iterator = 0;

const incrementPromise = () => {
  ++iterator;
  return Promise.resolve(iterator);
}

const memoizedIncrementPromise = memee(incrementPromise);

// First call
memoizedIncrementPromise().then(resultA => {
  console.log(resultA); // 1

  // Second call
  memoizedIncrementPromise().then(resultB => {
    console.log(resultB); // 1
  });
});

Define debounced function without memoization

Delay the execution of function for a giving time.

let iterator = 0;
const increment = () => ++iterator;

// Callback holding increment result
const incrementResult = (result) => console.log(result); 

const delayedIncrement = memee(increment, {}, { debounced: true, wait: 2000, result: incrementResult });

// The callback is called with 2s delay: incrementResult(1)
delayedIncrement();

Define debounced and memoized function

let iterator = 0;
const increment = () => ++iterator;

// Callback holding increment result
const incrementResult = (result) => console.log(result); 

const memDelayedIncrement = memee(increment, { maxAge: 6000 },{ debounced: true, wait: 2000, result: incrementResult });

// The callback is called with 2s delay: incrementResult(1)
memDelayedIncrement();
// The callback is called with 2s delay: incrementResult(1)
memDelayedIncrement();

// After 6s the callback is called with 2s of delay: incrementResult(2)
setTimeout(memDelayedIncrement, 7000);

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning.

Authors

  • Hicham NAIMI, for any suggestion you can contact me HERE

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.