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Osmium project - Universal iterator

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  • @osmium/iterate
  • @osmium/iterate/dist/index.js

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@osmium/iterate

About

Installation

Just use command:

 npm i --save @osmium/iterate

And import iterator function what you need (see API), for example universal sync/async value-key iterator:

{iterate} from '@osmium/iterate'

Usage

Iteration

Can iterate this types (async versions/modes also support Promise of them)

  • Array
  • object
  • Iterableobject with keys [Symbol.iterator] / [Symbol.asyncIterator]
  • Set
  • Map
  • string - iterate each char in string
  • number - certain number of times
  • true - until inter.break() called

Async

Support only native ES Promises

IMPORTANT NOTICE!

Be carefull with code compilers like Babel - such things often turn asynchronous functions into synchronous, without the ability to determine their type in run-time through constructor.name='AsyncFunction'or a rather specific code pattern from compiled function source text

Mapping

  • Array
  • Object
  • Set
  • Map
  • number - count not undefined returns from iterator callback

Set boolean to true if iterator callback returned something other than undefined

Chunks

API

iterateSync

Reference: iterateSync(values: Iterable, cb: (value, idx, control: Control)=> mapRow|undefined, map?:Mappable, mapUndefined?:true): MapResult|undefined

Iterate values using synchronously callback, mapping result also synchronously.

iterateSync([1, 2, 3], (val, idx)=>{
    console.log(val, idx);    
});
// 1 0
// 2 1
// 3 2

iterateAsync

Reference: iterateAsync(values: Iterable, cb: async(value, idx, control: Control)=> Promise<mapRow|undefined>, map?:Mappable, mapUndefined?:true): Promise<MapResult|undefined>

Iterate values using asynchronously callback, mapping result also asynchronously.

await iterateSync([1, 2, 3], async(val, idx)=>{
    console.log(val, idx);    
});
// 1 0
// 2 1
// 3 2

iterate

Reference sync: iterate(values: Iterable, cb: (value, idx, control: Control)=> mapRow|undefined, map?:Mappable, mapUndefined?:true): MapResult|undefined

Reference async: iterate(values: Iterable, cb: async(value, idx, control: Control)=> Promise<mapRow|undefined>, map?:Mappable, mapUndefined?:true): Promise<MapResult|undefined>

Try to detect callback type - if callback sync - used iterateSync else used iterateAsync

iterateKeysSync

Reference: 1

Same as iterateSync, but arguments order in callback changed - (idx, value, control)

iterateKeysAsync

Reference: 1

Same as iterateAsync, but arguments order in callback changed - (idx, value, control)

iterateKeys

Reference: 1

Same as iterate, but arguments order in callback changed - (idx, value, control)

iterateParallel

Reference: 1

Same as iterateAsync, but сallbacks run in parallel like Promise.all.

iterateKeysParallel

Reference: 1

Same as iterateAsync, but сallbacks run in parallel like Promise.all. Arguments order in callback changed - (idx, value, control)

iterateKeysParallelLimit

Reference: 1

Same as iterateKeysParallel, but сallbacks run in parallel batches like Promise.all with limit.

iterateKeysChunk

Reference: 1