Call functions in parallel and store the results.

same-time

Call functions in parallel and store the results.

If you want to run async functions synchronously, check out one-by-one.js.

:cloud: Installation

# Using npm
npm install --save same-time

# Using yarn
yarn add same-time

:clipboard: Example

// Dependencies
var SameTime = require("same-time");

// Run functions same time and output the results
SameTime([
    function (cb) {
        setTimeout(function() {
            cb(null, "Something async")
        }, 3000);
    }
  , function (cb) {
        setTimeout(function() {
            cb(new Error("An error."))
        }, 500);
    }
  , function (cb) {
        setTimeout(function() {
            cb(null, null, 42)
        }, 2000);
    }
], function (err, data, something) {
    console.log(err, data, something);
    // After 3 seconds
    // [ null, [Error: An error.], null ] [ 'Something async', , null ] [ , , 42 ]
});

:question: Get Help

There are few ways to get help:

1. Please post questions on Stack Overflow. You can open issues with questions, as long you add a link to your Stack Overflow question.

2. For bug reports and feature requests, open issues. :bug:

3. For direct and quick help, you can use Codementor. :rocket:

:memo: Documentation

sameTime(arr, cb, store)

Calls functions in parallel and stores the results.

Params

• Array arr: An array of functions getting the callback parameter in the first argument.
• Function cb: The callback function called with:
• first parameter: null if there were no errors or an array containing the error values
• 1 ... n parameters: arrays containing the callback results
• Array store: An optional array to store the data in. If null, data won't be stored.

Return

• sameTime The sameTime function.

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:dizzy: Where is this library used?

If you are using this library in one of your projects, add it in this list. :sparkles:

• asyncer.js—Run groups of (a)sync functions.
• babel-it—Babelify your code before npm publish.
• blah—A command line tool to optimize the repetitive actions.
• bloggify-markdown-adapter (by Bloggify)—Markdown adapter for Bloggify.
• bloggify-plugin-class (by Bloggify)—A library for managing plugin objects.
• bloggify-viewer (by Bloggify)—Connects the CRUD operations with the renderer.
• cdnjs-importer—Easy way to import a library into CDNJS.
• engine-builder (by jillix)—Engine composition parser.
• engine-composition-crud (by jillix)—The default module for creating, reading, updating and deleting Engine instances.
• engine-parser (by jillix)—Engine composition parser.
• engine-tools (by jillix)—Engine Tools library and CLI app.
• find-file-in-dirs—Find a file in different directories.
• fork-me—Delete multiple GitHub repositories.
• fs-file-tree—Get a directory file tree as an object.
• gh-destroy—Delete multiple GitHub repositories.
• gh-following—Fetches the users you follow but they don't follow you and the users that follow you but you don't.
• gh-repeat—Repetitive actions on multiple GitHub repositories.
• github-emojify—Emojify your GitHub repository descriptions.
• github-labeller—Automagically create issue labels in your GitHub projects.
• gm-tools—Friendly tools for interacting with GraphicsMagick.
• gpm—npm + git = gpm - Install NPM packages and dependencies from git repositories.
• img-ssim—Get the structural similarity between two images.
• made-in—Get GitHub projects created by users from a specific location.
• mongof—Sync MongoDB collections with JSON files.
• nodeice—Another PDF invoice generator
• npm-available-array—Having an array of package names, check which ones are available on npm.
• package-dependents—Get the npm dependents of a given package.
• read-dir-and-stat—Reads the directory files and adds the stat info.
• same-time-limit—Run tasks in parallel with a limit.
• showalicense.com—A site to provide an easy way to show licenses and their human-readable explanations.

:scroll: License

MIT © Ionică Bizău

HomePage

https://github.com/IonicaBizau/same-time.js

Repository

https@github.com:IonicaBizau/same-time.js