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Control flow for ES6 generator (co) with async.js (v2) signatures
async-co provide javascript async/await (through ES6 generator & co) equivalent signatures of the excellent async workflow library.
Because of the Promise contract (and sane API), it's easy to "throttle" a function that return a Promise (see the "throttle" API, for a way to make an ultra simple http request pooling).
Nothing special here
// = eachLimit concurrency = 1
// = eachLimit concurrency = arr.length
Nothing special here neither
// = eachOfLimit concurrency = 1
// = eachOfLimit concurrency = dict.length
const eachLimit = require('async-co/eachLimit');
co(function *() {
var stuffs = [1,2,3, 5, 7]
yield eachLimit(stuffs, 2, function*(id){
yield dootherStuffs(id);
});
});
Return a QueueObject you can push task into.
Wait for thunk to process task (wait for worker, if needed)
const queue = require('async-co/queue');
const fetch = require('node-fetch');
var q = queue(fetch, 1); //let's be nice
co(function *() {
yield q.push("http://example.com/stuff.json");
});
co(function *() {
yield q.push("http://example.com/otherstuff.json"); //will wait for stuff to be retrieved
});
Throttle any function that return a promise, sugar syntax helper for async-co/queue
const throttle = require('async-co/throttle');
var fetch = require('node-fetch');
fetch = throttle(fetch, 1); //make fetch behave nicely
co(function *() {
yield fetch("http://example.com/stuff.json");
});
co(function *() {
yield fetch("http://example.com/otherstuff.json"); //will wait for stuff.json to be retrieved
});
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Control flow for co with async.js (v2) signatures
The npm package async-co receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, async-co popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that async-co demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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