Intro

A lightweight and no dependencies library to make your enqueue function lazily.

Install

npm i --save lazy-enqueue

Usage

import lazy from 'lazy-enqueue'

const queue = []
const enqueue = queue.unshift.bind(queue)
const lazilyEnqueue = lazy(enqueue, {
    delay: 1000,
    bufferSize: 3,
    will: data => {
        console.group()
        console.timeEnd('time')
        console.log('[will] data:', data)
    },
    success: (value, data) => {
        if (value > 3) queue.pop()
        console.log('[success] queue:', queue)
        console.groupEnd()
    },
    failure: (err, data) => {
        console.warn('[failure] data:', data, err)
    }
})

console.time('time')
lazilyEnqueue(0);lazilyEnqueue(1)
setTimeout(() => {
    lazilyEnqueue(2);lazilyEnqueue(3);lazilyEnqueue(4);lazilyEnqueue(5)
}, 2000)

API

lazy(enqueue, [options])

import lazy from 'lazy-enqueue'

Create a lazily higher order function of the original enqueue function.

Arguments

1. enqueue (Function)

   The original enqueue function.

2. [options] (Object)

   • delay (Number|Promise|Function): The global delay value.

   • will (Function): The global hook, called before the enqueue action.

   • success (Function): The global hook, called after successfully enqueue.

   • failure (Function): The global hook, called if failed with any reason.

   • bufferSize (Number): The size of buffer. Default Infinity.

Returns

(lazilyEnqueue): A lazily higher order function.

delay(value)

const {delay} = lazilyEnqueue(data)

Set private delay value for the current enqueue action. In other words, override the global delay value.

All of the functions(api) return by (lazilyEnqueue) support chain calls, like this: delay(100).hook('will', fn).hook('success', fn)

Arguments

value (Number|Promise|Function)

If this value is a promise, the return value(if has) will override the original data, witch be passed to the (lazilyEnqueue) function.

If this value is a function, it will be called with specified parameters, witch passed to the (lazilyEnqueue) function, and the return value should be a number or promise.

hook(name, fn)

const {hook} = lazilyEnqueue(data)

Add private hooks for the current enqueue action. These private hooks called before the global hooks.

Arguments

1. name (String)

   The hook name, there are only three optional value: will, success, failure.

2. fn (Function)

   The hook handler.

   If the hook name is will, the parameters of this hook function is same to the parameters passed to the (lazilyEnqueue) function, and the return value(if has) will be passed to the next will hook as its parameter. In the end, the latest return value will be pushed to the queue (override the original data).

   If the hook name is success, the first parameter of this hook function is the return value of the original enqueue function, and the remaining parameters is same to the parameters passed to the (lazilyEnqueue) function.

   If the hook name is failure, the first parameter of this hook function is the error information. and the remaining parameters is same to the parameters passed to the (lazilyEnqueue) function.

will(fn)

const {will} = lazilyEnqueue(data)

It's same to hook('will', fn).

done(onSuccess, [onFailure])

const {done} = lazilyEnqueue(data)

It's same to hook('success', onSuccess).hook('failure', onFailure).