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callback-pool
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Simple utility to queue callbacks in a pool until the drain has been unplugged.
Simple utility to queue callbacks in a pool until the drain has been unplugged.
npm install callback-pool --save
##Example
var pool = require('callback-pool');
var myPool = pool.create();//creates a new pool
//these are queued up
myPool.add(function(a, b){console.log('foo');});
myPool.add(function(a, b){console.log('boo');});
myPool.drain(1,2);//all callbacks are executed asynchronously with 1 and 2.
//these are now asynchronously executed immediately with 1 and 2
myPool.add(function(a, b){console.log('execute me');});
myPool.add(function(a, b){console.log('me too');});
myPool.plug();//allows you to start over.
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Simple utility to queue callbacks in a pool until the drain has been unplugged.
The npm package callback-pool receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, callback-pool popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that callback-pool 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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