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Serial control flow with explicit progression
$ npm install fnchain
new FnChain(Array, Function)
function (p1, p2, pN, ..., next)
, where next is the step callbackfunction (err, p1, p2, pN, ...)
Each function in the chain should call the step callback in order to
advance the execution. You can also stop the chain passing true
as last parameter
to the above mentioned step callback (look at the examples)
FnChain.call(p1, p2, pN, ...)
Fire the chain execution calling each function with the provided arguments
Nothing related with Function.call
FnChain.addTask(Function)
Push a new task to the end of the chain (available even with the chain in progress)
var FnChain = require('chain');
new FnChain([
function (p1, p2, next) {
next()
},
function (p1, p2, next) {
next(new Error('TerribleError'))
},
function (p1, p2, next) {
// never fired
next()
}
], function (err, p1, p2) {
err.message === 'TerribleError'
}).call('foo', 'bar')
new FnChain([
function (p1, p2, next) {
next()
},
function (p1, p2, next) {
next(null, true) // stop the chain
},
function (p1, p2, next) {
// never fired
next()
}
], function (err, p1, p2) {
err === undefined
}).call('foo', 'bar')
var chain = new FnChain([
function (p1, p2, next) {
next()
},
function (p1, p2, next) {
chain.addTask(function (p1, p2, next) {
// executed at the end
next()
})
next()
},
function (p1, p2, next) {
// never fired
next()
}
], function (err, p1, p2) {
})
chain.call('foo', 'bar')
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FAQs
Serial control flow with explicit progression
The npm package fnchain receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, fnchain popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fnchain 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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