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apparat is a simple but powerful way to organize async code for nodejs
npm install apparat
read domain from file domain.txt
.
write resolved IPV4 addresses to addresses4.txt
and
write resolved IPV6 addresses to addresses6.txt
in parallel.
remove domain.txt
when both files have been written successfully.
fs = require 'fs'
dns = require 'dns'
apparat = require 'apparat'
{receive, send, onError, debug} = apparat
debug console.log
onError (err) -> throw err
fs.readFile 'domain.txt', send 'contents'
receive 'contents', (contents) ->
domain = contents.toString().trim()
# parallel
dns.resolve4 domain, send 'addresses4'
dns.resolve6 domain, send 'addresses6'
receive 'addresses4', (addresses) ->
fs.writeFile 'addresses4.txt', addresses.join('\n'), send 'addresses4 written'
receive 'addresses6', (addresses) ->
fs.writeFile 'addresses6.txt', addresses.join('\n'), send 'addresses6 written'
receive 'addresses4 written', 'addresses6 written', ->
fs.unlink 'domain.txt', send 'deleted'
receive 'deleted', ->
console.log 'OK'
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apparat is a simple but powerful way to organize async code for nodejs
The npm package apparat receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, apparat popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that apparat 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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