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A go style channel implementation that works well with co.
$ npm install chan
Chan does not directly use any ES6 Harmony features, but it is designed to work well with co, a control flow library based on ES6 generators. The following example uses co and requires node 0.11.x
(unstable) and must be run with the --harmony-generators
flag. Future stable versions of node.js will include support for generators.
// require the dependencies
var chan = require('chan')
, co = require('co')
, fs = require('fs');
// make a new channel
var ch = chan();
// execute a co generator
co(function *() {
// pass the channel as the callback to filesystem read file function
// this will push the file contents in to the channel
fs.readFile(__dirname + '/README.markdown', ch);
// yield the channel to pull the value off the channel
var contents = yield ch;
// use the value
console.log(String(contents));
})();
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A go style channel implementation that works nicely with co
The npm package chan receives a total of 20,330 weekly downloads. As such, chan popularity was classified as popular.
We found that chan 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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