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nexie

v0.4.2

Published

An abstraction for passing around global objects and singletons with multi-paradigm resolution. Minimal, built using esnext, with no imports or shims. Inspired by global-cache.

Downloads

7

Readme

Nexie

What is it?

nexie is meant to substitute and abstract the use of window or global. It offers multiple resolution paradigms, such as resolving through promises, yielded generator values, or by event emission. nexie is built using es6, includes no shims or polyfills, and is less than 1kb minified and gzipped.

Installation

npm install --save nexie

Key-Value Sync Usage

// ----------- Acme Module -------------
global.set('acme-module', module); // must happen before importing module calls get

// ----------- Importing Module -------------
import global from 'nexie';
const acme = global.get('acme-module'); // returns what the value at this point in time
// use acme module here

note: if set is called after get then get will return undefined.

Key-Value Promise Usage

// ----------- Importing Module -------------
import global from 'nexie';
const acme = await global.request('acme-module'); // returns a promise
// use acme module here

// ----------- Acme Module -------------
global.set('acme-module', module); // previous await is resolved

Event Usage

// ----------- Importing Module -------------
import global from 'nexie';
global.on('acme-module', (acme) => {
	// use acme module here
});

// ----------- Acme Module -------------
global.set('acme-module', module); // previous event is triggered

note: if an event is defined after set has been called, then the event will not be triggered.

Generator Usage

// ----------- Importing Module -------------
import global from 'nexie';
const generator = global.pull('acme-module');
const acme = await generator.next().value; // generates a promise
// use acme module here

// ----------- Acme Module -------------
global.set('acme-module', module); // acme is fullfilled

note: this pattern is useful when the value is changed more than once.

Available Functionality

note: Key type is type Key = string | symbol

| Member | Description | | :------------ | ------------ | | get | get(key: Key): any Returns the value at this point in time. If set or upsert has not been called for the given key then this method returns undefined. | | request | request(key: Key): Promise<any>. Returns a promise. This promise will be resolved with the value of set or upsert when either is called. If the value was already resolved and upsert is called with a new value, a new promise is created and emitted when request is called. | | set | set(key: Key, value: any): any. Sets a value. Calling this method will resolve any existing promises and will trigger any listeners added using the on or one method. Any new values retrieved by a generator created through pull will be resolved by this method. This method cannot change an already set value; it returns the current stored value, or the provided one if none were previously set before. | | upsert | upsert(key: Key, value: any): any. Is the same as set if no value exists, updates the value otherwise. If a value is changed, rather than set, promises dispensed before the change will still resolve to the previous value. | | has | has(key: Key): boolean. Checks to see if a value has been set, this is not a promise. If no value has been set or upserted for the given key then this method returns undefined. | | delete | delete(key: Key). Deletes a value if it exists; this causes existing unresolved promises to be rejected. | | clear | clear(). Deletes all values and promises, causing unfulfilled promises to be rejected. | | pull | * pull(key: Key): Iterator<Promise<any>>. Creates a generator method that yields promises which resolve when set or upsert are called. | | on | on(eventName: Key, listener: Function): this. Assigns a listener to be called when the the value of a key is changed. If a listener is assigned after a change in value, the listener will not be called. | | once | once(eventName: Key, listener: Function): this. Like on, but will only be called once. | | removeListener | removeListener(eventName: Key, listener: Function): this. Removes an existing listener set by on or once. | | eventNames | eventNames(). Returns an array with the names of existing events. | | emit | emit(eventName: Key, ...data: any): this. Triggers any on or once for a Key with provided data.|