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Sequential running of tasks with a cancellation token

published 1.0.2 7 months ago
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Executing nodejs asynchronous tasks by steps chain

published 0.1.5 10 years ago
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Asynk is a feature-rich JavaScript library designed to simplify common asynchronous JavaScript programming tasks.

published 0.0.13 2 years ago
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A queue manager class which process tasks with given workers, with adjustable concurrency. It can automatically load tasks, pause resume etc

published 0.0.4 10 years ago
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A simple Node.js functional tasks pool implementation, supported both synchronous and asynchronous functions.

published 0.2.1 2 years ago
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A simple and fast way to manage concurrent promise tasks with Queue Data Structure.

published 1.1.0 a year ago
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A minimal library for serializing (a)synchronous tasks.

published 1.0.0 a year ago
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Helpers to queue and limit the number of async running tasks

published 1.0.2 a year ago
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Small simple async function series with prepend/append/clear during run.

published 2.0.0 3 years ago
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Call an array of functions in parallel (allow set the limit number of tasks executing at the same time)

published 1.0.4 7 years ago
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JavaScript worker queue to execute tasks asynchronously, based on (deferred) promises

published 3.0.2 2 years ago
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async#filter() as a module

published 1.0.0 9 years ago
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React hooks for async tasks

published 1.0.4 a year ago
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Like native JavaScript promises, this library is designed to work with a large number of chained asynchronous requests involved with business rules and data return in a simple way.

published 1.0.2 7 years ago
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Run your task like api calls in batch

published 1.0.7 2 years ago
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Perform parallel and/or sequential asynchronous tasks with ease

published 2.0.1 3 years ago
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A simple queue utility for handling async tasks

published 1.0.8 7 years ago
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An javascript asynchronous code enqueuer. Perfect for queue up repetitive i/o tasks that should be executed in order, in a way that the end of one task calls the next in the queue, all this asynchronously, of course. You just need to register the function

published 1.3.1 7 years ago
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