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An utility js/ts library to make Javscript conccurent!
While trying to make high-scalable and performant systems, I end up being in contact with node.js' worker_threads which were trully nice! But unfortunelly, at least in my search, I could not find any implementations that support typescript.
I end up trying some work arounds, but, as a developer that likes a lot concurrency, I decided to make my own implementation. So here it is! Hope it helps! :)
npm install enginer
or
yarn add enginer
const filepath = resolve(__dirname, "file.ts");
new Worker({ filepath });
const filepath = resolve(__dirname, "file.ts");
new Pool({
max: 4,
workers: [
new Worker({ filepath }),
new Worker({ filepath }),
new Worker({ filepath }),
new Worker({ filepath }),
new Worker({ filepath }),
new Worker({ filepath }),
new Worker({ filepath }),
new Worker({ filepath }),
new Worker({ filepath }),
],
});
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An utility js/ts library to make Javscript conccurent
We found that enginer 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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