fee-fi-fo-fum v0.1.0

fee-fi-fo-fum

This is an ES6 port/rewrite of the fivebeans client. Refer to the docs there, this module has parity with the client, with the caveat that each method returns a promise rather than taking a callback.

You can also avoid using the connect event listener since connect() returns a promise:

const Beanstalk = require("fee-fi-fo-fum");
const client = new Beanstalk();
client.connect().then(() => /* connected now ... */ );

// still may want to listen for `error` and `close` events on client

The only other difference is that errors that come from this module (usually from a .catch() handler) are error objects rather than strings, as is the case in fivebeans.

Why?

• Out-of-the-box promise support
• Prefer not to tie the basic client to a worker framework.
• Idiomatic ES6 makes it marginally easier to hack on.