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stack-promise

v0.1.4

Published

Stack Promises in functions to run later.

Downloads

8

Readme

Stack JavaScript Promise

This simple library provides a more semantic version to the code below:

const tasks = [];

// Stack promises
tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise1"))
tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise2"))

// Then run the tasks
await Promise.all(tasks.map(task => task()))

Using this library, the code above can be written as:

import { StackedPromise } from "stack-promise";

const tasks = StackedPromise();

tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise1"))
tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise2"))

// Then run the tasks
await tasks.run()

Installation

npm i stacked-promise
# or
yarn add stacked-promise

StackPromise Class

| Property/Method | Description | |-----------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| | stack | The array holding the stack of promises | | push() | Push a function that returns a promise | | unstack() | Unstack promises by running each function | | run() | Run the tasks | | concat() | Concatenate two stacks | | some() | Run every task but stop when any passes the validation function passed. | | every() | Run every task but stop when any fails the validation function passed. |

push()

Push a function that returns a promise

const tasks = StackedPromise();

tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise1"))
tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise2"))

console.log(tasks.stack.length) // 2

unstack()

Unstack promises by running each function

const tasks = StackedPromise();

tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise1"))
tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise2"))

tasks.unstack() // [Promise, Promise]

run()

Run the tasks

const tasks = StackedPromise();

tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise1"))
tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise2"))


await tasks.run() // ["promise1", "promise2"]

concat()

Concatenate two stacks

const tasks = StackedPromise();
tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise1"))

const tasks2 = StackedPromise();
tasks2.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise2"))
tasks2.push(() => Promise.resolve("promise3"))


tasks.concat(tasks2)

console.log(tasks.stack.length) // 3

some()

Run every task but stop when any passes the validation function passed.

const tasks = StackedPromise();

tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve(true))
tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve(true))

await tasks.some((result) => result === true) // true
await tasks.some((result) => result === false) // false

every()

Run every task but stop when any fails the validation function passed.

const tasks = StackedPromise();

tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve(true))
tasks.push(() => Promise.resolve(true))

await tasks.every((result) => result === true) // true
await tasks.every((result) => result === false) // false