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limit-concurrency-decorator 
Decorator to limit concurrency of async functions
Similar to these libraries, but can be used as decorator:
Also similar to p-concurrency, but the limit can be enforced over multiple functions.
Install
Installation of the npm package:
> npm install --save limit-concurrency-decoratorUsage
Simply apply the decorator to a method:
import limit from 'limit-concurrency-decorator'
class HttpClient {
@limit(2)
get () {
// ...
}
}
const client = new HttpClient()
// these calls will run in parallel
client.get('http://example.net/')
client.get('http://example2.net/')
// this call will wait for the 2 previous to finish
client.get('http://example3.net/')Or a simple function as a wrapper:
import httpRequest from 'http-request-plus'
const httpRequestLimited = limit(2)(httpRequest)
// these calls will run in parallel
httpRequestLimited('http://example.net/')
httpRequestLimited('http://example2.net/')
// this call will wait for the 2 previous to finish
httpRequestLimited('http://example3.net/')The limit can be shared:
const myLimit = limit(2)
class HttpClient {
@myLimit
post () {
// ...
}
@myLimit
put () {
// ...
}
}Development
# Install dependencies
> npm install
# Run the tests
> npm test
# Continuously compile
> npm run dev
# Continuously run the tests
> npm run dev-test
# Build for production (automatically called by npm install)
> npm run buildContributions
Contributions are very welcomed, either on the documentation or on the code.
You may:
- report any issue you've encountered;
- fork and create a pull request.
License
ISC © Julien Fontanet