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promises-retry

v3.0.5

Published

Retry promises with exponential back-off strategy. Exit on custom logic before the maximum number of retries.

Downloads

17

Readme

Promises Retry

Retry promises with exponential back-off strategy. Exit on custom logic before the maximum number of retries. No external dependencies used.

Installing

npm install promises-retry

Prerequisites

Works only on node >=7.6

If you want to test the module, you need to have mocha installed on your machine.

##Signature

retry(fn,options)

  • fn - anonymus function wrapper for a function that returns a promise
  • options - options object (refer below for in depth overview)

Usage

const retry = require('promises-retry');

Using default retry parameters:


async function(){
    try{
        //fn - function which returns a promise
        const result = await retry(()=> functionThatReturnsPromise() );
        //use the result
    } catch(err){
        //your promise failed to execute after the number of retries(by default 10)
    }
}

Using custom configuration:

async function(){
    try{
        const result = await retry(()=> functionThatReturnsPromise(), {
        retries:3,
        minTimeout:500,
        exit:(attempt,err) => {
            if(err.message='Your error message')
               return true;
            return false;
            }
        })
        //use the result
    } catch(err){
        //your promise failed to execute after the number of retries or using custom logic
    }
}

Available options parameters

  • retries - the number of retries for a promise(defaults to 5)
  • factor - the exponential factor to use(defaults to 2)
  • minTimeout - the number of milliseconds before starting a retry(defaults to 1000)
  • exit - function(attempt,err) utility function for implementing custom logic to exit retrying if some condition is fulfilled. Useful for implementing fast exit for a promise, for example if a connection times out.(defaults to false )

Running the tests

In order to test the package, run the following command

npm run test

Authors

  • Tudor Suditu - Initial work - (https://github.com/tudor33sud)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License