Discrete Queue

WARNING: Experimental stage

Grab data and aplly to it ordered list of functions. The recipe should look like this:

let dQ = require ( 'descrete-quele' )
dQ ( car, [ getTheCar, washIt, driveToTheGarage]).then ( result => .... )
/*    ^          ^                                       ^
      |          |                                       |
      |          |       Clean car in the garage  -------+
      |          |
      |          +---> list of tasks ( functions )
      |
     Object
                     
*/
   

Installation

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:

let dQ = require ( 'discrete-queue' )

Task Functions

Every task function will receive two arguments. Task is an ask-for-promise object and controls execution of queue. Resolving/rejecting the promise will start next task. Data is available for all functions in task list.

let myTask = ( task, data ) => {
           // ...
           // Close your task by 
           task.done()   // if it success
           // task.cancel() // --> if it fails
     }

Examples

Find some examples in ./test folder.

Known bugs

(Nothing yet)

Release History

0.0.4 (2023-10-30)

• [x] Dependency update. Ask-for-promise@1.5.0;
• [x] Dev dependency update. Chai@4.3.10;

0.0.2 (2017-02-18)

• [x] Documentation update;

0.0.1 (2017-02-18)

• [x] Initial code;
• [x] Test package;
• [x] Documentation;

Credits

'discrete-queue' was created by Peter Naydenov.

License

'discrete-queue' is released under the MIT License.