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Allows you to chain together functions (or links).
Intended for making modules to allow users to customise how something is processed by the module by adding their own links or removing the default ones.
In the command line
npm i enchainjs
or
npm install enchainjs
const Chain = require("enchainjs") // Require the Chain class
const chain = new Chain([
(data, store) => {
store.before = data // store lets you store information between links
return data.toUpperCase()
},
(data, store) => {
return data.replace("BAD WORD", "****")
},
(data, store) => {
return `"${store.before}" -> "${data}"`
}
])
chain.run("this is going to be transformed to stars: bad word") // Chain.run() returns a promise
.then(console.log) // Outputs "this is going to be transformed to stars: bad word" -> "THIS IS GOING TO BE TRANSFORMED TO STARS: ****"
.catch(console.error) // Logs any errors that happens in the chain
FAQs
Allows you to chain together functions (or links).
We found that enchainjs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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