continuable-generators


Experimental usage of generators for continuables

run takes a generator and returns a continuable. It's expected that
the values you yield are continuables themself.

Example

``js
// run this with --harmony on node v0.11.2
var Redis = require("redis")
var console = require("console")
var list = require("continuable-list")
var of = require("continuable/of")

var client = Redis.createClient()
var run = require("../index")

run(function*() {
yield client.hmset.bind(client, "blog::post", {
date: "20130605",
title: "g3n3rat0rs r0ck",
tags: "js,node"
})

var post = yield client.hgetall.bind(client, "blog::post")
var tags = post.tags.split(",")
var taggedPosts = yield list(tags.map(function (tag) {
return client.hgetall.bind(client, "post::tag::" + tag)
}))

return of({ post: post, taggedPosts: taggedPosts })
})(function (err, result) {
if (err) {
throw err
}

console.log("post", result.post, "taggedPosts", result.taggedPosts)

client.quit()
})
`

Installation

npm install continuable-generators`

Contributors

- Raynos

MIT Licenced

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