Worker Wrapper

worker-wrapper - simple library for launch your code without closure in web-worker.

Getting Started

Library use global Promise.

For install library:

npm install worker-wrapper --save

For launch in browser:

<scriptsrc="node_modules/worker-wrapper/dist/worker-wrapper.min.js"></script>

API

• config(data: {libs?: Array<string>}): void

  The method takes a list of libraries which will connect to the worker if it was not transferred to another config.

• create([code], [params], [config]): IWorkerWrapper

  • code: Function

  A class constructor or a function (MAY NOT CONTAIN a CLOSURE) to be executed in the worker. If the passed class constructor, then its instance will be created in the worker (in this case, he will be given [params] arguments)

  • params: any (JSONLike)

  The parameters that will be passed when creating an instance of the class passed in parameter [code]

  • config: {libs?: Array<string>}

• interface IWorkerWrapper

  • process(cb, [data]): Promise;
  • terminate(): void;

Example use worker with class:

classSome{// instance of this class created in worker, your can use jQuery hereconstructor(data){this.data=data;}doSomeHardWork(parms){// do somereturnparms+1;}}constwrapper=workerWrapper.create(Some,{data: 'some data for instance of Some'},{libs: ['path/to/jquery']});wrapper.process((some,params)=>{// This code in worker. Cannot use closure!returnsome.doSomeHardWork(parms);},1).then((result)=>{// result = 2});

Example simple use:

constwrapper=workerWrapper.create();wrapper.process((params)=>{// This code in worker. Cannot use closure!// do some hard work// your can return JSON like data or Promise with JSON like datareturn100;// or return Promise.resolve(100)},params).then((result)=>{// result = 100;});wrapper.terminate()// terminate for kill worker process

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.

Authors

tsigel

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details