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co-callback
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This is an outdated solution. Use async/await instead.
callback friendly co for generator async control flow
var fs = require("fs");
var cocb = require("co-callback");
var readFileYieldable = cocb.wrap(fs.readFile);
cocb.run(function*(){
var file1 = yield readFileYieldable("./package.json", "utf8");
var file2 = yield readFileYieldable("./index.js", "utf8");
return file1 + file2;
}, function(err, txt){
console.log(txt);
});
This simply outputs package.json concatenated with index.js
Run the generator function, callback when finished.
return true if it is a generator function
Converts a callback function, or generator into one you can yield
. (i.e. a Promise
function - see co.wrap)
For example:
var foo = cocb.wrap(function(a, b, callback){
// some callback async stuff...
});
var bar = cocb.wrap(function * (one, two){
// some yield async stuff...
});
cocb.run(function*(){
yield foo("a", "b")
yield bar(1, 2)
}, callback);
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FAQs
callback friendly `co` generator async control flow goodness
We found that co-callback 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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