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Create a loader function that transparently batches loads either by event loop tick or by a configurable window.
This tool is designed to help reduce costly round-trips for two scenarios:
Caching is not provided by this tool because it could easily be enabled by putting the batched loader function behind a transparent, read-through cache library like async-cache or catbox.
const Batcher = require('batched-loader');
const MongoClient = require('mongodb').MongoClient;
const options = {
timeoutMs: 2000, // Automatically fail loads that take more than 2s
};
const loaderUser = Batcher.createLoader((keys, notifier) => {
MongoClient.connect(process.env.MONGO_URL, (error, db) => {
// handle error
// Make one request to mongo for many keys
const query = { _id: { $in: keys } };
const cursor = db.collection('users').find(query);
// Iterate through the cursor and signal
cursor.forEach(
// For each document returned, notify the batch that a result was
// fulfilled for the given key.
(doc) => notifier.result(doc._id, doc),
// Signal to the notifier that the batch is complete and pass along
// any error to all un-fulfilled requests in the batch.
(error) => notifier.complete(error)
);
})
}, options);
loadUser('ggoodman', (error, user) => {
// Interact with the loadUser function like a typical node-style
// asynchronous function.
});
// ... later in the same event loop tick (or within the window defined by
// the windowMs option)
loadUser('ggoodman', /* The request for ggoodman above will be re-used */);
loadUser('gbadman', /* A second key will be added to the single request batch */);
createLoader(loadKeys, [options])
Creates a batched loader function where:
loadKeys(keys, notifier)
- the function that will issue a batch where:
keys
- an array of keys that should be loaded.notifier
- a Notifier
instance to be used to signal results, errors and the completion of the batch.options
- an object containing:
context
- an optional context object that will be set as the loadKeys
function's receiver (this
object).generateKey(request)
- a function that should convert the request
item into a key that the issueBatch
function can handle.timeoutMs
- the number of milliseconds after which a batch will time out (defaults to 5000
ms).windowMs
- the number of milliseconds that determine the window for inclusion in the current batch (defaults to 0
which means in the same tick).Returns a function with the signature loader(request, callback)
where:
request
- is either a String
, Number
, or Boolean
or is an object that is accepted by the generateKey
function above.callback(error, result)
- is a callback function that will be invoked with either an error or the result of the batched load.Notifier
Interface for the notifier
object of the loadKeys
function where:
notifier.result(key, value)
- signal that value
was loaded for key
.notifier.error(key, error)
- signal that the error error
was loaded for key
.notifier.complete([error])
- signal that the batch has completed and that any unfulfilled requests should be fulfilled with the optional error argument. If no error
is specified, a default error will be used.FAQs
Create a loader function that transparently batches requests
The npm package batched-loader receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, batched-loader popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that batched-loader 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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