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fastseries

Zero-overhead series function call for node.js. Also supports each and map!

Benchmark for doing 3 calls setImmediate 1 million times:

• non-reusable setImmediate: 3887ms
• async.series: 5981ms
• async.eachSeries: 5087ms
• async.mapSeries: 5540ms
• neoAsync.series: 4338ms
• neoAsync.eachSeries: 4195ms
• neoAsync.mapSeries: 4237ms
• tiny-each-async: 4575ms
• fastseries with results: 4096ms
• fastseries without results: 4063ms
• fastseries map: 4032ms
• fastseries each: 4168ms

These benchmarks where taken via bench.js on node 4.2.2, on a MacBook Pro Retina 2014.

If you need zero-overhead parallel function call, check out fastparallel.

Example for series call

var series = require('fastseries')({
  // this is a function that will be called
  // when a series completes
  released: completed,

  // if you want the results, then here you are
  results: true
})

series(
  {}, // what will be this in the functions
  [something, something, something], // functions to call
  42, // the first argument of the functions
  done // the function to be called when the series ends
)

function late (arg, cb) {
  console.log('finishing', arg)
  cb(null, 'myresult-' + arg)
}

function something (arg, cb) {
  setTimeout(late, 1000, arg, cb)
}

function done (err, results) {
  console.log('series completed, results:', results)
}

function completed () {
  console.log('series completed!')
}

Example for each and map calls

var series = require('fastseries')({
  // this is a function that will be called
  // when a series completes
  released: completed,

  // if you want the results, then here you are
  // passing false disables map
  results: true
})

series(
  {}, // what will be this in the functions
  something, // functions to call
  [1, 2, 3], // the first argument of the functions
  done // the function to be called when the series ends
)

function late (arg, cb) {
  console.log('finishing', arg)
  cb(null, 'myresult-' + arg)
}

function something (arg, cb) {
  setTimeout(late, 1000, arg, cb)
}

function done (err, results) {
  console.log('series completed, results:', results)
}

function completed () {
  console.log('series completed!')
}

Caveats

The done function will be called only once, even if more than one error happen.

This library works by caching the latest used function, so that running a new series does not cause any memory allocations.

License

ISC