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@alepha/batch
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Efficiently process operations in groups by size or time.
This package is part of the Alepha framework and can be installed via the all-in-one package:
npm install alepha
Alternatively, you can install it individually:
npm install @alepha/core @alepha/batch
This module allows you to group multiple asynchronous operations into a single "batch," which is then processed together. This is an essential pattern for improving performance, reducing I/O, and interacting efficiently with rate-limited APIs or databases.
import { Alepha, $hook, run, t } from "alepha";
import { $batch } from "alepha/batch";
class LoggingService {
// define the batch processor
logBatch = $batch({
schema: t.string(),
maxSize: 10,
maxDuration: [5, "seconds"],
handler: async (items) => {
console.log(`[BATCH LOG] Processing ${items.length} events:`, items);
},
});
// example of how to use it
onReady = $hook({
on: "ready",
handler: async () => {
this.logBatch.push("Application started.");
this.logBatch.push("User authenticated.");
// ... more events pushed from elsewhere in the app
},
});
}
Creates a batch processor. This is useful for grouping multiple operations (like API calls or database writes) into a single one to improve performance.
FAQs
Efficiently process operations in groups by size or time.
The npm package @alepha/batch receives a total of 274 weekly downloads. As such, @alepha/batch popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @alepha/batch demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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