@esfx/async-barrier Package
The @esfx/async-barrier
package provides the AsyncBarrier class, an async coordination primitive.
Installation
npm i @esfx/async-barrier
Usage
Note
The following example is derived from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.threading.barrier?view=net-6.0#examples
import { AsyncBarrier } from "@esfx/async-barrier";
async function main() {
let count = 0;
// Create a barrier with 3 participants and a post-phase action to print results.
// When phase 2 completes, throw an exception to be observed by all participants.
const barrier = new AsyncBarrier(3, b => {
console.log(`Post-phase action: count=${count}, phase=${b.currentPhaseNumber}`);
if (b.currentPhaseNumber === 2) throw new Error("Oops");
});
// Add two participants
barrier.add(2);
barrier.participantCount; // 5
// Remove one participant
barrier.remove();
barrier.participantCount; // 4
const action = async () => {
count++;
// Wait for the current phase to end. During the post-phase action 'count' will be 4
// and 'phase' will be 0.
await barrier.signalAndWait();
count++;
// Wait for the current phase to end. During the post-phase action 'count' will be 8
// and 'phase' will be 1.
await barrier.signalAndWait();
count++;
// When phase 2 ends an exception is thrown to all participants:
try {
await barrier.signalAndWait();
}
catch (e) {
console.log(`Caught error: ${e.message}`);
}
// Wait for the current phase to end. During the post-phase action 'count' will be 16
// and 'phase' will be 3.
await barrier.signalAndWait();
};
// Start 4 async actions to serve as the 4 participants.
await Promise.all([action(), action(), action(), action()]);
}
main().catch(e => console.error(e));
// prints:
// Post-phase action: count=4, phase=0
// Post-phase action: count=8, phase=1
// Post-phase action: count=12, phase=2
// Caught error: Oops
// Post-phase action: count=16, phase=3
Classes
AsyncBarrier
Enables multiple tasks to cooperatively work on an algorithm through multiple phases.