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MethodQueue is a simple queueing system for methods for Javascript.
Install MethodQueue using NPM:
npm i methodqueue --save
Once installed, you can import it into your application using:
const Queue = require("methodqueue")
Or if you use Typescript/Webpack:
import Queue from "methodqueue"
There it is! Now, create a new method queue with:
let queue = new Queue([...methods])
Dont modify these properties, you could break stuff.
._queuedMethods
An Array containg all queued methods.
queue._queuedMethods
._processedMethods
The current method index.
queue._processedMethods
.next(...args)
Call next function with provided arguments.
queue.next({message: "Goodbye"})
.prev(...args)
Call previous function with provided arguments.
queue.prev({message: "Hello"})
.jump(index, ...args)
Call specified function with provided arguments.
queue.jump(1, {message: "Jumpin' back 'n forth."})
.add(methods)
Add methods to queue.
queue.add([a => "hello" + a, b => b + "goodbye"])
FAQs
A simple queueing system for methods.
We found that methodqueue 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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