1.1.1 • Published 6 years ago

parallel-download v1.1.1

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License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
6 years ago

DEPRECATED

Use Promise.all or smart promise queues like p-queue instead. Please, let me known if you want to take this package name.


parallel-download

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Download files in parallel to the buffer

install

npm i parallel-download

features

  • work with super small http library simple-get
  • work with ES6
  • supports nodejs >=4
  • Promise instead of callbacks
  • extremely small size (< 100 lines of code)

usage

const pd = require('parallel-download');

pd(['http://example.com/one', 'http://example.com/two'])
	.then(res => {/* ... */})

API

  • pd(url [, opts])
param url (String|ArrayString|Object|ArrayObject)

Url/config or array of urls/configs. Available options:

  • all options of simple-get
  • timeout - download timeout in ms, default 60s
  • retries - redownload on error, default 1
  • followErrors - don't catch errors. Attention! All pending requests will not aborted!
param opts (Object)

shared config, has a low priority

pd({url:"http://example.com/", timeout: 5e3}, {timeout:10e3})
	.then(/* ... */);
// timeout is 5e3
return res (Promise)

This promise always resolved. Promise contains an array of IncomingMessage instances with additional fields:

  • url (string) - original request url (for identify each request)
  • content (Buffer) - ungzipped (if need) response (or you can use res.pipe)

Resolved array contain fields:

Each error object contain fields:

  • all standart fields
  • url (string) - original request url (for identify each request)
  • response (IncomingMessage) - original server response

Breaking changes between 0.3 and 1.0

  • 100% rewrited
  • removed queue mode and maxSize, tryTimeout, stream options.

License

MIT, 2015 (c) Dmitry Tsvettsikh

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