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#async-hook

Allow hooking intro async functions, primarily for debugging purpose.

Installation

npm install async-hook

##API documentation

  var hook = require('async-hook');

hook.callback.attach(callback)

callback is called with the following arguments:

• name: the name of the function there was executed {module}.{method}
• fn: the callback function there was applied to the function

If callback returned a function that function will be used insted of fn. This allow you to hook intro any callback.

Example:

  hook.callback.attach(function (name, fn) {
    var time = Date.now();
    return function () {
      console.log('used ' + (Date.now() - time) + ' ms on ' + name);
      fn.apply(this, arguments);
    };
  });

hook.callback.deattach(callback)

Remove an attached callback.

hook.event.attach(callback)

callback is called with the following arguments:

• name: the name of the event there was added {eventname}
• fn: the event handler there was applied to the event emitter

hook.event.deattach(callback)

Remove an attached callback.

##License

The software is license under "MIT"

Copyright (c) 2012 Andreas Madsen

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