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simple-dependency-promise

v0.0.4

Published

A basic module for sequencing and executing functions and promises with their dependencies.

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Simple dependency for promises, functions or simple processes

A basic module for sequencing and executing functions and promises with their dependencies. It makes easy to chain and access to other promises results, if you provoke a Circular dependency, it will throw an error.

Npm Install

npm install simple-dependency-promise --save

Javascript Usage

    const RefPromise = require("simple-dependency-promise");

    const a = new RefPromise({
      key: "a", 
      run(refs){return "My message : " + refs.b;}
    });
 
    const b = new RefPromise({
      key: "b", 
      run(){return "from B KEY promise";}
    });
   
    a.inject(b);

    a.start().then(res=>{
      console.log(res.a);
      //"My message : from B KEY promise
    });

Using promises

Example 1

    const RefPromise = require("simple-dependency-promise");

    const a = new RefPromise({
      key: "a", 
      run(refs){
        //Here it can access to b and c results 
        return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
          resolve({success: true, b: refs.b, c: refs.c});
        });
      }
    });
 
    const b = new RefPromise({
      key: "b", 
      run(refs){
        //Here it can access to c result 
        return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
          resolve({success: true, c: refs.c, ip: '127.0.0.1'});
        });
      }
    });
 
    const c = new RefPromise({
      key: "c", 
      run(){
         //c cannot acces anything because of its lack of dependency
         return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
          resolve({success: true, data: {userName: "Admin"}});
        });
      }
    });
   
    a.inject(b);
    a.inject(c);
    b.inject(c);

    a.start().then(res=>{
      console.log(res.a.success)
      //true
      console.log(res.a.b.ip)
      //127.0.0.1
      console.log(res.a.c.data.userName)
      //Admin
    });

    

Example 2

Options

General Orchestrator features.

| F(X) | Params | Return | Detail | |---------------|-----------------|---------|---------| | start | | promise | This method starts to chain javascript promises| | inject | RefPromise object | void | This method add a dependency to the process|

Add() method options.

| Properties | Type | Detail | |-------------------------|---------|---------| | key | string | this is the key name of the process, keep it unique | | run(refs) | function | Main method, you have to return a promise/function/object here| | refs | object | This param contains the data of your promises if you injected it|

Tests

npm test

License

MIT