fluent-iterable

@fluent-iterable/async-sema

Lightweight integration between async-sema and @codibre/fluent-iterable.

This package adds a convenient runConcurrently resolving extension to both fluent and fluentAsync iterables so you can process items with a concurrency limit provided by async-sema.

Features

• Use a familiar fluent-style API to run item handlers concurrently.
• Backed by async-sema so the semaphore is efficient and battle-tested.
• Works with both synchronous and asynchronous iterables.

Installation

npm i @codibre/fluent-iterable @fluent-iterable/async-sema

Quick Examples

Important: this package registers the resolving extension when you import its src/index (packaged as dist/index.js in releases). Import it once before using the extension.

Example for a synchronous iterable (fluent):

import 'src/index'; // or import '@fluent-iterable/async-sema' after installing the package
import { fluent } from '@codibre/fluent-iterable';

const items = [1,2,3,4,5];

await fluent(items).runConcurrently({ maxConcurrency: 2 }, async (n) => {
	// do work for item n
	await doWork(n);
});

Example for an async iterable (fluentAsync):

import 'src/index';
import { fluentAsync } from '@codibre/fluent-iterable';

async function* gen() {
	for (let i = 1; i <= 5; i++) {
		await delay(10);
		yield i;
	}
}

await fluentAsync(gen()).runConcurrently({ maxConcurrency: 3 }, async (n) => {
	await doWork(n);
});

API

runConcurrently(options, cb)

• options: SemaOptions
  • maxConcurrency: number (required) — maximum number of concurrent executions
  • initFn?: () => unknown — forwarded to async-sema options
  • pauseFn?: () => void
  • resumeFn?: () => void
  • capacity?: number

• cb: (item) => void

  Promise

Behavior notes

• runConcurrently registers as a resolving extension. It acquires a semaphore permit for each item and schedules the callback with setImmediate. The function resolves once it finishes acquiring and scheduling callbacks for all items; callbacks themselves run next-tick. If you rely on callbacks finishing before proceeding, wait for their completion inside the callback or use your own signaling (tests in this repo show an example).

Testing

This package uses Jest + ts-jest. Tests live in test/unit. Run them from the package folder:

cd libs/fluent-iterable-async-sema
pnpm test

Contributing

• Keep tests fast: use small delays (tens of milliseconds) when simulating async work.
• When adding features that change how runConcurrently resolves, update tests accordingly: current implementation schedules callbacks with setImmediate, so tests must wait for completion explicitly if they assert on callback side effects.

License

ISC