forib v1.0.2

Actions handler

Why?

fetch('url')
  .then(response => response.json())
  .then(response => {
    fetch(url, options: {
      header: {
        'Some-Option': response.data...
      }
    })
    .then(response2 => response2.json())
    .then(response2 => {
       // Again and again, and again fetch...
    })
  })

How to use?

You should use only the one function - forib

let state = 0

const firstAction = () => state = 1
const secondAction = () => state = 2

forib({
  actions: [
    firstAction, secondAction
  ]
})

console.log(state) // 2

But what if i wanna set some data to any action? Just remember, you can set args, globalArgs and callbacks and they will be parse by index of action!

let result = []

const firstAction = zero => result.push(zero)
const secondAction = one => result.push(one)

forib({
  actions: [firstAction, secondAction],
  args: [
    [0],
    [1]
  ]
})

console.log(result) // [0, 1]

Okay, it's cool! But i wanna set one argument for all actions. I need set it for each action? Of course nope! You have the globalArgs param for this!

let result = []

const firstAction = (zero, one, str) => result = [zero, one, str]
const secondAction = (zero, str) => console.log(zero, str); // 0, second action

forib({
  actions: [firstAction, secondAction],
  args: [
    [1, 'first action'],
    ['second action']
  ],
  globalArgs: [0]
})

console.log(result) // [0, 1, 'first action']

Also, you can set callbacks for any action! (When action will be finished, callbacks will calls)

const firstAction = () => console.log('first')
const secondAction = () => console.log('second')

const afterFirst = () => console.log('First action is finished!')
const afterSecond = () => console.log('Second action is finished!')

forib({
  actions: [firstAction, secondAction],
  callbacks: [
    [afterFirst],
    [afterSecond]
  ]
})

// First
// First action is finished
// Second
// Second action is finished