progress-hooks v2.3.1

progress-hooks

The manager of sequential hooks to work with tapable.

progress-hooks applies the taps(plugins) only if the previous hook has been called.

Usually, it used to replace the code slice this.hooks = {} of the tapable example

Install

$ npm i progress-hooks

Usage

const {
  SyncHook,
  AsyncParallelHook
} = require('tapable')
const {
  Hooks,
  ADD,
  CLEAN,
  COUNT
} = require('progress-hooks')

class Car {
  constructor () {
    // this.hooks = {
    //   accelerate: new SyncHook(['newSpeed']),
    //   brake: new SyncHook()
    // }

    // Instead of the code above, we create hooks by `new Hooks()`

    this.hooks = new Hooks({
      accelerate: new SyncHook(['newSpeed']),
      brake: {
        hook: new SyncHook(),
        // The car needs to brake twice, then stop
        plan: 2
      },
      stop: new SyncHook()
    })
  }
}

const car = new Car()
let speed = 0

// The `LoggerPlugin` method is not actually tapped into the `car.hooks.brake`,
// but instead, it is held by `progress-hooks`
car.hooks.brake.tap('LoggerPlugin', () => {
  if (speed === 0) {
    throw new Error('can not brake')
  }

  console.log('brake')
})

car.hooks.stop.tap('StopEnginePlugin', () => {
  console.log('stopped')
})

// And it will not be called
car.hooks.brake.call()

car.hooks.accelerate.tap('SetterPlugin', newSpeed => {
  speed = newSpeed
})

car.hook.accelerate.call(120)
// And after `car.hook.accelerate.call()` is invoked,
// The `LoggerPlugin` will be applied

car.hooks.brake.call()
// prints: 'brake'

car.hooks.stop.call()
// nothing `console.log`ged, because of `plan: 2`

car.hooks.brake.call()
car.hooks.stop.call()
// prints: stopped

new Hooks(rawHooks, options)

• rawHooks {[string]: tapable.Hook | PlannedHook}
• options? Object
  • disableAfterCalled? boolean=true If true(the default value) the hook will be disabled after called.

interface PlannedHook {
  hook: tapable.Hook
  // If plan is `2`, then the next hook will not be activated
  // until the current hook has been called twice
  plan: number
}

Returns hooks

The returned hooks is a relatively clean object that we can get all hook names just with Object.keys(hooks):

Object.keys(car.hooks)
// ['accelerate', 'brake']

hooks[ADD](name, hook): void

Adds a new hook.

const hooks = new Hooks()

hooks[ADD]('accelerate', new SyncHook(['newSpeed']))

hooks[CLEAN](): void

Cleans hook taps if the hook is not enabled, so that we could reload plugins.

License

MIT