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@hazae41/mutex
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Rust-like Mutex and Semaphore for TypeScript
npm i @hazae41/mutex
@hazae41/result
import { Mutex } from "@hazae41/mutex"
const mutex = new Mutex(123)
/**
* You can queue a callback
*/
async function lockOrWait() {
await mutex.lock(async (x) => /* do stuff with x */)
}
/**
* You can return something from the callback
*/
async function lockOrWaitAndLog() {
const x = await mutex.lock(async (x) => x)
console.log(x)
}
/**
* You can throw if the mutex is already locked
*/
async function lockOrThrow() {
await mutex.lockOrThrow(async (x) => /* do stuff with x */)
}
/**
* You can return a result if the mutex is already locked
*/
async function tryLock() {
const result = mutex.tryLock(async (x) => /* do stuff with x */)
if (result.isErr()) // if couldn't lock
throw result.getErr()
await result.get() // wait task
}
/**
* You can just wait unlock without locking
*/
async function wait() {
await mutex.wait()
}
/**
* You can acquire and release when you want
*/
async function acquire() {
const lock = await mutex.acquire()
console.log(lock.get())
lock.release()
}
/**
* You can acquire and release with `using`
*/
async function acquireAndUse() {
using lock = await mutex.acquire()
console.log(lock.get())
}
Same functions as Mutex but you can specify a capacity
FAQs
Rust-like Mutex for TypeScript
We found that @hazae41/mutex 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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