async-for-each
exposes a function to iterate over an array asynchronously. This is useful
for iteration that must occur in an asynchronous context, or for iterating over long arrays
without blocking the event loop.
npm install --save async-for-each
const asyncForEach = require("async-for-each");
const arr = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5];
asyncForEach(arr, function(value, index, next) {
console.log("The value at %s is %s", index, value);
doSomethingAsyncWithValue(value, function() {
next();
});
}, function() {
console.log("Iteration complete!");
});
- asyncForEach(array, iterator, callback)
Iterates over an array asynchronously.
- iteratorCallback :
function
The asyncForEach iterator callback.
- finalCallback :
function
The asyncForEach final callback.
Iterates over an array asynchronously.
Kind: global function
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
array | Array |
The array over which to iterate. |
iterator | iteratorCallback |
The iterator function. Called with the signature iterator(value, index, next), where value is the current array value, index is the current index, and next is a function to be called when the next iteration should occur. IMPORTANT: if next() is never called in the iterator function, the iteration will never complete. |
callback | finalCallback |
The callback function. Called with the signature callback(error) when the iteration is complete. |
The asyncForEach iterator callback.
Kind: global typedef
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
value | * |
The value currently being iterated over. |
index | number |
The index currently being iterated over |
next | function |
Called to indicate that the current iteration is over. |
The asyncForEach final callback.
Kind: global typedef
Param | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
error | Error |
Error that was raised during iteration, if any. |