using.js v1.1.2

using.js

Adds a using statement to TS or JS

About

This package adds scoped object lifetimes to JavaScript or TypeScript. This is achieved through a single function, using, that accepts an object and a callback function that takes that object as an argument. After that callback function completely runs, regardless of errors thrown during that time, the object will be disposed of. For this to happen, however, the object must contain a method called dispose that takes no arguments and returns nothing. If you are using TypeScript, this is enforced by ensuring that the object passed to using implements the Disposable interface exposed by this package. If you are using JavaScript, however, an error will be thrown if the object does not contain a dispose method.

Installation

To install this package, type

npm install using

or

yarn add using

at the command line of your computer.

API

This package exposes three modules. They are:

• Disposable, an interface that provides the mentioned dispose method
• using, the function mentioned above
• UsingError, an error that is thrown if an object is not Disposable.

The declarations of these modules are as follows:

interface Disposable {
	dispose(): void;
}

function using<T extends Disposable>(obj: T, func: (obj: T) => void);

class UsingError extends Error {
	//constructor omitted
}

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file in its GitLab repository for more information.