@alwatr/async-queue
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A queue that executes async tasks in order like mutex and semaphore methodology for javascript and typescript.
A queue that executes async tasks in order like mutex and semaphore methodology for javascript and typescript.
yarn add @alwatr/async-queue
import {AsyncQueue} from '@alwatr/async-queue';
import {waitForTimeout} from '@alwatr/delay';
const queue = new AsyncQueue();
async function longTask(n) {
console.log('longTask(%s)', n);
await queue.push('longTaskId', async () => {
console.log('longTask %s start', n);
// Simulate a long task
await waitForTimeout(1000);
});
console.log('longTask %s end', n);
}
// run the tasks parallel
longTask(1);
longTask(2);
longTask(3).then(() => console.log('longTask 3 resolved'));
longTask(4);
/*
Output:
longTask(1)
longTask(2)
longTask(3)
longTask(4)
longTask 1 start
longTask 1 end
longTask 2 start
longTask 2 end
longTask 3 start
longTask 3 end
longTask 3 resolved
longTask 4 start
longTask 4 end
*/
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5.0.0 (2024-11-02)
optionalCo-authored-by: Ali Mihandoost ali@mihandoost.com
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A queue that executes async tasks in order like mutex and semaphore methodology for javascript and typescript.
The npm package @alwatr/async-queue receives a total of 110 weekly downloads. As such, @alwatr/async-queue popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @alwatr/async-queue demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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