flexloaders v1.1.0

flexloaders

This Library has moved and its no more supported , Please get the supported library here

DISCLAIMER: This library is no more supported please use the jsWorkerutils library instead

• The whole paradigm of JavaScript is based on the idea of single-threaded environment but here come Web Workers which remove (partially) this limitation.Web Workers allow developers to put long-running and computationally intensive tasks on the background What’s more, no
• To incorporate this library at this stage to your existing apps you might need to tweak some parts of the library
• Helper class that improves the the loading process of endpoints on multiple processes
• Runs multiple processes in parallel.
• Uses webworkers and targets es6, es2015, es5, Typescript
• Primarily focuses on running multiple api request in parallel
  • On the client side
  • This library is meant to be a node packaged module that optimize concurrent api requests and simplify as much as possible , the library should be able integrate with other javascript projects indepent of frameworks.

Collaborrative Guide

• Collaborators are welcome to fork this project please read the DevelopersREADME.md form guides
• Use Webworkers to optimize request time for multiple requests
• For web applications that requires loading multiple resources this library will help optimize calls

  Use Case

• import the library from conncurrent request from flexloaders

    import { concurrentRequests,layersSt} from 'flexloaders'
    concurrentRequest(< array of values >)

or common js

    const concurrentRequests = require('flexloaders');
    const layersSt = require('flexloaders');

• All requests must be labelled with a layername and a url as declared below

```const req = {layername: <string>, url : <string>}```

• Pass all requests to an array and call as follows

``` concurrentRequests([reqArray])```

• You can get the values of your request by subscibing to an observer which you imported above as

     layerSt
     layersSt.subscribe((item: any) =>

- Check for values in your stream before accessing them as follows
   * You must also define a means to check if values are different before passing them as observable might stream same values over repeated calls 
    ```
        if (Object.keys(item).length > 0  {
             item becomes your return value 
        }
    ``` 
       
- All requests uses web workers hence cutting request time by a fraction of number of cores available on the client machine