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Queue Objects For Processing

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QueueObj

Queue javascript objects dynamically then process the queue according to the appender.

Included tag appenders:

  • all - asynchronous - process all added objects.
  • func_all - asynchronous - process custom functions to added objects.
  • top_one - asynchronous - process only the object in the 0(zero) position of the process array.
  • bottom_one - asynchronous - process only the object in the last position of the process array.
  • array - asynchronous - process object in various ways: by items, or by Ids.
  • sync - synchronous - process object in various ways: by items, or by Ids.

Installation

npm install QueueObj

Mocha Test

npm test

General Setup Test

node test_all
node test_top_one
node test_bottom_one
node test_func_all
node test_array
node test_sync

Usage


var colors = require('colors')

var queue = require("./app.js");

class test1 {
    constructor() {
        this.id = 100
    }

    process(callback) {
        console.log(`processing test1`.cyan)
        callback()
    }
}

class test2 {
    constructor() {
        this.id = 200
    }

    process(callback) {
        console.log(`processing test2`.cyan)
        callback()
    }

    ping() {
        console.log('hello from test2'.rainbow)
    }
}

class test3 {
    constructor() {
        this.id = 300
    }

    process(callback) {
        console.log(`processing test3`.cyan)
        callback()
    }
}

let qObj = new queue(), props = { appender: 'sync' }

qObj.load(props).add(new test1()).add(new test2()).add(new test3())

qObj.await({ items: [0, 1] }).then(res => {
    console.log(`1) done with items[0,1]`.green)
})

qObj.await({ items: [1, 2] }).then(res => {
    console.log(`2) done with items[1,2]`.green)
})

qObj.await({ items: [2, 1, 2] }).then(res => {
    console.log(`3) done with items[2,1,2]`.green)
})

qObj.await({ items: [2] }).then(res => {
    console.log(`4) done with item[2]`.green)
})

qObj.await({ items: [0] }).then(res => {
    console.log(`5) done with item[0]`.green)
}, err => {
    console.log(err.red)
})

qObj.getObjectById(200).ping()

qObj.await({ byIds: [300, 200, 100] }).then(res => {
    console.log(`6) done with byId: [300, 200, 100] (${res})`.bold.italic.underline.yellow)
})

qObj.await({ byIds: [300] }).then(res => {
    console.log(`7) done with byId: [300] (${res})`.bold.italic.underline.yellow)
})

qObj.process().then(res => {
    console.log(`8) done with all sync processing`.bold.italic.white)
})

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Package last updated on 04 May 2021

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