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Event batcher for gulp-watcher

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Event batcher for gulp-watch'er.

This is problem solver for this issue with gulp-watch and gulp-mocha. Long story short - example below without batch'ing will call mocha as many times, as many files was changed (for example git checkout can touch dozens files).

Usage

Main purpose for this module is running tests in gulp-watch. So here it is:

// npm i gulp gulp-watch gulp-mocha

var gulp = require('gulp');
var mocha = require('gulp-mocha');
var batch = require('gulp-batch');

gulp.watch(['test/**', 'lib/**'], batch(function (events) {
    gulp.src(['test/*.js'])
        .pipe(mocha({ reporter: 'list' }))
        .on('error', function() {
            // Suppress errors, so gulp-watch keep going
        });
}));

API

batch([options], callback)

This function creates batcher for provided callback. It will call it, when bunch of events happens near in time, so you will be running your test only once per git checkout command (for example).

Callback signature: function(events, [done]).

  • events - is Array of incoming events.
  • done - Not implemented yet is callback for your function signal to batch, that you are done. This allows to run your callback as soon as previous end.

Options:

  • debounce - Not implemented yet Minimal interval between calling callback (default: 0)
  • limit - Maximum events number, that gets into one batch (default: undefined - unlimited)
  • timeout - Interval in milliseconds, that counts as "no more events will arrive" (default: 200)

Returns:

Wrapped callback, that will gather events and call callback.

License

(MIT License)

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