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plan-loader

v8.10.3

Published

A loader based on plans.

Readme

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Plan-Loader

A loader based on plans that chooses what, when, and in what order to load. Allowing for more flexibility with a standard design.

Use Cases

It can be difficult at times to know what to use a loader for. Here is a list of a few possible uses!

  • Web server - Individual sections of the website could be bound to separately using sub-plans.
  • Task automation - Tasks could be split into plans and executed in a customized order.
  • Chat bot - You can split commands into their own files and have them execute when an event is emitted.

Getting Started

The plan loader uses objects known as plans. A plan is a set of instructions on how to run the desired code.

In order for a plan to run code, all it needs is an execute method, which takes 0 or more arguments.

import { execute } from 'plan-loader';

execute({
	execute: () => {
		console.log('Hello world!');
	}
});
Hello world!

A plan can also point to other plans to cover an entire project's loading needs!

import { execute } from 'plan-loader';

execute({
	execute: () => {
		console.log('Hello world!');
	},
	plans: [
		{
			execute: () => {
				console.log('Hello galaxy!');
			}
		},
		{
			execute: () => {
				console.log('Hello universe!');
			}
		}
	]
});
Hello world!
Hello galaxy!
Hello universe!

For more information, run npm run docs.