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a-promise-queue
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This is just another promise queue. Simple.
You know this:
npm install a-promise-queue
queue = new PromiseQueue([Function callback], [Promise flavour])
Callback is fired whenever queue is emptied.
Optional flavour lets you set the type of promises used, defaults to es6 native promises.queue.length
Returns number of promises waiting to be executed.queue.add(Function generator, [Object options])
Returns a promise which is resolved or rejected when the promise produced by the generator is eventually resolved.
Example options:
{
attempts: number, // if promise fails it will retry this many times.
priority: number, // execution is ordered by priority default = 0.
}
var PromiseQueue = require('a-promise-queue');
var delay = (ms) => () => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));
var queue = new PromiseQueue(() => console.log('Queue is empty'));
queue.add(delay(100)).then(() => console.log('first this'));
queue.add(() => Promise.reject('then this fails')).catch((e) => console.log('Errored:', e));
queue.add(delay(10)).then(() => console.log('and this succeeds'));
queue.add(delay(10), { priority: 1 }).then(() => console.log('but not before this one jumps the queue.'));
FAQs
A native es6 promise queue with optional retry attempts.
We found that a-promise-queue 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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