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@ryanforever/collector
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A persistant collector, useful when making long polling requests for data. This will continuously write data to a local JSON file, to persist, even in the event of network errors, or anything else that would cause you to loose data if it was in-memory.
const Collector = require("@ryanforever/collector")
const collector = new Collector({
name: "test",
savePath: "../tmp"
})
longPollingFunction.on("data", data => {
collector.push("items", data) // push data with a key and value. collector will save it to the JSON file
collector.push("items" ...data) // if data is an array
})
longPollingFunction.on("done", () => {
let result = collector.get() // get
console.log(result)
collector.delete() // delete the collector's json file
})
Initialize the collector. This will create a JSON file at ../temp/test_collector.json
const Collector = require("@ryanforever/collector")
const collector = new Collector({
name: "test",
savePath: "../tmp"
})
Push data into a collector
// push an array of items in, using the spread operator. same functionality as javascripts Array.prototype.push
let arrayOfItems = ["apple", "orange", "banana", "pear"]
collector.push("items", ...arrayOfItems)
// push a single item
collector.push("items", "strawberry")
Get data from collector
// get a single collector
let items = collector.get("items")
// get all collectors
let allCollectorData = collector.get()
collector.push("key", value) // will create a new key if not exist, and push data into it
collector.add("key", value) // alias for .push()
collector.get("key") // get collector array by key
collector.get() // get all collector arrays
collector.has("key") // returns true if key exists
collector.clear("key") // clear a single collector array
collector.clear() // clear all collector arrays
collector.delete() // ⚠️ deletes the actual JSON file of the collector
FAQs
a collector with persistance
The npm package @ryanforever/collector receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @ryanforever/collector popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ryanforever/collector demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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