Simple promise lock
npm install p-lockSimple promise lock.
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This package provides a simple promise lock, which is useful for preventing race conditions between multiple promises.
``sh`
yarn add p-lock
`sh`
npm install p-lock
`sh`
pnpm install p-lock
First, we get a lock function:
`ts
import { getLock } from "p-lock";
const lock = getLock();
`
Calling the lock function returns a promise that resolves when the lock is acquired.
The promise resolves with a release function, which must be called to release the lock:
`ts`
lock("example-key").then((release) => {
// Now I have the lock for "example-key"
// do something...
release();
});
In this example, we have two promises writing to the same file. However, we want to ensure that the first one finishes before the second one starts.
`ts
import { writeFile } from "fs";
import { getLock } from "p-lock";
const lock = getLock();
lock("file").then((release) => {
setTimeout(() => {
writeFile("test.txt", "hello", () => {
release();
});
}, 1000);
});
lock("file").then((release) => {
writeFile("test.txt", "world", () => {
release();
});
});
// Contents of test.txt will be "world"
`
In some cases, we may want to replace an existing promise waiting for a lock, rather than waiting for it to finish.
The replace option allows us to do this:
`ts
import { writeFile } from "fs";
import { getLock } from "p-lock";
const lock = getLock({ replace: true });
let writeCounter = 0;
lock("file").then((release) => {
setTimeout(() => {
writeCounter += 1;
writeFile("test.txt", update #${writeCounter}, () => {
release();
});
}, 1000);
});
lock("file").then((release) => {
writeCounter += 1;
writeFile("test.txt", update #${writeCounter}, () => {
release();
});
}).catch(() => {
// This promise will reject, since the next one replaces.
});
lock("file").then((release) => {
writeCounter += 1;
writeFile("test.txt", update #${writeCounter}, () => {
release();
});
});
// Contents of test.txt will be "update #2"
``
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