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Because asynchronous calls suck out your brain without a proper async handler. This one is just 4 lines yet it solves a huge issue.
npm install nextjs
Next Instance
: var next = new Next(2, finish)
next()
as many times as you specified in the count
. In this example it is 2.next
was called 2 times, the finish
function will be called. // Include
var Next = require('nextjs');
// CREATE a Next Instance
var next = new Next(2, finish);
// Log Start
console.log('start');
// Will happen after 5 seconds passed
setTimeout(function(){ console.log('A'); next(); }, 5000);
// Will happen after 2 seconds passed
setTimeout(function(){ console.log('B'); next(); }, 2000);
// Will happen in the end after 5 seconds passed
function finish(){ console.log('finished'); }
// output result
// 0 second => start
// 2 second => B
// 5 second => A
// 5 second => finished
next()
instance. required
integer
required
function
0.16kb
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The fastest async handler in node.js
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