Execute ordered list of functions. Add data-arguments and they will be passed to each function in the list:
import dQ from 'discrete-queue'
const car = { ... }; // Car object definition
dQ ( [ getTheCar, washIt, driveToTheGarage], car ).then ( result => .... )
/* ^ ^ ^
/* | Extra data argument |
| |
| Array of function returns -------+
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+---> list of tasks ( functions )
*/Install by writing in your terminal:
npm install discrete-queue --save
Once it has been installed, it can be used by writing this line of JavaScript:
import dQ from 'discrete-queue'Every task function will receive two arguments. Task is an ask-for-promise object and controls execution of queue. Resolving the promise will start next task. Data is available for all functions in task list.
let myTask = ( task, data ) => {
// ... do something here
task.done ( 'myTaskResult' ) // finishing the task. Provide result if needed
// return task.promise // --> if function has asynchronous code and we have to wait until it is done
}Find some examples in ./test folder.
(Nothing yet)
'discrete-queue' was created by Peter Naydenov.
'discrete-queue' is released under the MIT License.