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A minimalist utility module for running functions in series or parallel
Dependency injection container
Execute multiple tasks in parallel
Sequential programming for node.js, end of callback hell
A library to benchmark apis, no matter if rest or soap
- api
- rest
- performance
- benchmarking
- typescript
- cli
- bench
- benchmark
- framework
- typed
- statistics
- parallel
- worker
- async
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Reduce up to 40% your Cypress suite execution time parallelizing the test run on the same machine.
Dependency Injection (DI) with Lifecycle features for JavaScript.
- javascript
- dependency
- injection
- DI
- resolve
- lifecycle
- event
- handle
- handler
- handling
- browser
- node
- node.js
- nested
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Run data through a function efficiently
a bulk resource cache manager
Iterator based utilities for handling sync & async tasks like async execution with a maximum for parallel tasks at the same time
Use JavaScript instead npm scripts
Process thousands of asynchronous or synchronous jobs, concurrently or sequentially, safely and efficiently, without creating thousands of closures.
- abort
- array
- async
- asynchronous
- callback
- cb
- closure
- concurrency
- concurrent
- control
- control flow
- each
- error
- flow
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Userful promise utils, include map, filter, retry and sleep
- promise
- map
- filter
- resolved
- async
- await
- promises
- concurrently
- concurrency
- parallel
- bluebird
- allSettled
- delay
- sleep
Simplify handling asynchronous tasks with ease. Easily manage task execution with Worker Threds.
- asynchronous
- async
- multithreading
- task management
- performance
- scalability
- concurrency
- parallel
- efficiency
- task execution
- thread management
Batch process collections in parallel or sequentially.
Run multiple async tasks in parallel
Transforms items of an async iterable concurrently
A very small, flexible, parallel async mapping helper that has first-class support for Iterators and concurrency.
Parallelized transform streams for everyone!