A Thread-local storage (TLS) like Map implementation, base on node async hooks, support nodejs & typescript
npm install async-hooks-map
const { AsyncHookMap } = require('async-hooks-map')
typescript:
import { AsyncHookMap } from 'async-hooks-map'
// import asyncHookMap from 'async-hooks-map'
// import global instance which is lazy initialize
// Object.defineProperty(exports, 'default', {
// get () {}
// })
const scope = new AsyncHookMap()
Promise.resolve().then(() => {
scope.set('aa', 'first')
scope.alias('ccc')
assert.equal(scope.get('aa'), 'first')
return Promise.resolve().then(() => {
assert(scope.has('aa'), 'should has the key')
assert(!scope.has('not'), 'should not has the key')
assert(!scope.has('aa', false), 'should not has the key in this scope')
assert.equal(scope.get('aa'), 'first')
scope.set('aa', 'second')
assert.equal(scope.get('aa'), 'second')
}).then(() => {
assert.equal(scope.get('aa'), 'second')
assert.equal(scope.closest('ccc').get('aa'), 'first')
// 'root' as alias of 'ccc'
assert.equal(scope.closest('root').get('aa'), 'first')
scope.closest().delete('aa')
// parent scope 'aa' has been delete, 'aa' will be first
assert.equal(scope.get('aa'), 'first')
scope.closest('ccc').set('bb', 'bb')
assert.equal(scope.get('bb'), 'bb')
scope.delete('bb')
// can not be deleted ,because bb is set to "ccc" scope
assert.equal(scope.get('bb'), 'bb')
})
})
})
Api:
export interface AsyncMapNode<K, V> {
hasName (name: string): boolean
alias (name: string): this
parent (name?: string): AsyncMapNode<K, V> | undefined
closest (name: string): AsyncMapNode<K, V>
has (key: K, recurse?: boolean): boolean
get (key: K): V | undefined
set (key: K, value: V): this
clear (): void
delete (key: K): boolean
}
- closest(name:string) contains this and parent(name?:string) not closest will throw when cant find the scope and parent() will return undefined
- A async scope can have multiple names
- Top async scope is named 'root' by default