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Map array with async functions.
npm i -S asyncmap
const results = await map([1,2,3], async (value, index) => await someAsyncFunc(value, index))
const results = await map(Promise.resolve([1,2,3]), async (value, index) => await someAsyncFunc(value, index))
In the above examples, promise are resolved in parallel. However, you can easily map them one by one.
// map(1) returns another map function which maps values one by one
const results = await map(1)([1,2,3], async (value, index) => await someAsyncFunc(value, index))
As you guess, map
can receive not only 1 as the step param.
You can give any positive number as step, so within the step, values are
resolved in parallel, but steps are resolved one by one.
// map(step) returns another map function which maps value step by step in serial but in parallel within the each step
const results = await map(7)(_.range(100), async (value, index) => await someAsyncFunc(value, index))
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Map array with async functions.
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