cofigure

Your own generator based flow-control

Supply processors which will get used to process yielded values.
Processors consist of two things : an identify function, and a process function.

For each processor, the identify function will be used to check if the yielded value should be processed by the process function.

import { default as cofigure, makeProcessor } from 'cofigure'
 
const stringToUpperProcessor = makeProcessor(
  (value) => typeof value === 'string',
  (value, next, error, run) => {
    next(value.toUpperCase())
  }
)

Supply your processors to cofigure and you should be good to go.

function* lowercaseText(text) {
  return yield text
}
 
const myRunner = cofigure([
  stringToUpperProcessor,
])
 
myRunner(lowercaseText('Hello World !'))
  .then(console.log) // HELLO WORLD !

cofigure runners return a Promise which will get resolved with the generator return value, or rejected with the uncaught threw Error.

Note : under the hood, processors are plain objects.

const myProcessor = {
  identify: identifyFn,
  process: processFn
}

We still recommend using makeProcessor in case thoses keys change in the future.

Examples

Promise processor

const promiseProcessor = makeProcessor(
  (value) => typeof value.then == 'function',
  (value, next, error) => {
    value
      .then(next)
      .catch(error)
  }
)

Generator processor

const generatorProcessor = makeProcessor(
  (value) => 'function' == typeof value.next && 'function' == typeof value.throw,
  (value, next, error, run) => {
    run(value)
      .then(next)
      .catch(error)
  }
)