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Takes an async iterator that emits promise-returning functions, invokes them in parallel and emits the results in the same order as the input
Takes an (async) iterable that emits promise-returning functions, invokes them in parallel and emits the results as they become available but in the same order as the input
The final batch may be smaller than the batch size.
$ npm install --save it-parallel-batch
const parallelBatch = require('it-parallel-batch')
const all = require('it-all')
const delay = require('delay')
// This can also be an iterator, async iterator, generator, etc
const input = [
async () => {
await delay(500)
return 1
},
async () => {
await delay(200)
return 2
},
async () => {
await delay(100)
return 3
}
]
const batchSize = 2
const result = await all(parallelBatch(input, batchSize))
console.info(result) // [1, 2, 3]
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Process (async)iterable values as functions with concurrency control
The npm package it-parallel-batch receives a total of 38,512 weekly downloads. As such, it-parallel-batch popularity was classified as popular.
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