effector-queue
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Library for sequential effect execution.
This library allows you to make the effects run one after the other, rather than simultaneously. The next one will be executed only after the previous one is finished.
npm install --save effector-queue@latest
To create a queue, use the createQueue method. It returns a constructor that returns the effects. Effects created in this way will not execute at the same time.
const [createQueueEffect] = createQueue()
const firstFx = createQueueEffect(firstRequest)
const secondFx = createQueueEffect(secondRequest)
const thirdFx = createQueueEffect(thirdRequest)
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Library for sequential effect execution
We found that effector-queue 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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