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@hazae41/disposer
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Helpers for Disposable
npm i @hazae41/disposer
using d = new Disposer(something, () => { ... })
await using d = new AsyncDisposer(something, async () => { ... })
This can be useful for waiting for multiple listeners, and remove all listeners when one of them is triggered
function waitA(): Disposer<Promise<"a">> {
const future = new Future<"a">()
const onevent = () => future.resolve("a")
this.addEventListener("a", onevent)
const off = () => this.removeEventListener("a", onevent)
return new Disposer(future.promise, off)
}
function waitB(): Disposer<Promise<"b">> {
const future = new Future<"b">()
const onevent = () => future.resolve()
this.addEventListener("b", onevent)
const off = () => this.removeEventListener("b", onevent)
return new Disposer(future.promise, off)
}
async function wait() {
using a = waitA()
using b = waitB()
const x: "a" | "b" = await Promise.race([a.get(), b.get()])
/**
* All listeners will be removed
*/
}
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Helpers for Disposable
We found that @hazae41/disposer 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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