Javascript workflow manager - Call method stored in an array
##Example of use
var myAppIntroWorkflow = new Workflow();
myAppIntroWorkflow.add(new WorkflowItem("splashscreen", 5000, myApp.splashscreen, myApp.callback1));
myAppIntroWorkflow.add(new WorkflowItem("intro", 3000, myApp.intro, myApp.callback2));
myAppIntroWorkflow.add(new WorkflowItem("popup-info", 1000, myApp.popupInfo, myApp.callback3));
myAppIntroWorkflow.add(new WorkflowItem("stake-prompt-popup", 5000, myApp.stakePromptPopup));
myAppIntroWorkflow.run();
####In your "action" function, you must notify that the process has started by calling notify function:
==> Workflow.prototype.notify('START');
####In your "callback" function, you must notify that the process has finished by calling notify function:
==> Workflow.prototype.notify('END');
Let see example below:
var App = function() {};
App.prototype = {
...
splashscreen: function() {
Workflow.prototype.notify('START');
// Do something here
},
callback1: function() {
Workflow.prototype.notify('END');
}
...
}
var myApp = new App();
####Other usefull methods:
To pause the process, use Workflow.prototype.pause(); and to restart, use Workflow.prototype.restart();