Type of data sent to the worker. This can only be serializable data.
Type of response of execution. This can only be serializable data.
Constructs a new poolifier dynamic thread pool.
Minimum number of threads which are always active.
Maximum number of threads that can be created by this pool.
Path to an implementation of a ThreadWorker file, which can be relative or absolute.
Options for this dynamic thread pool.
Optional Readonly emitterReadonly fileProtected Readonly maxProtected nextId of the next message.
Readonly numberReadonly optsProtected promiseThe promise map.
key: This is the message Id of each submitted task.value: An object that contains the worker, the resolve function and the reject function.When we receive a message from the worker we get a map entry and resolve/reject the promise based on the message.
Protected workerWorker choice strategy instance implementing the worker choice algorithm.
Default to a strategy implementing a round robin algorithm.
Readonly workersReadonly workersProtected afterHook executed after the worker task promise resolution. Can be overridden.
The received message.
The Promise response.
Protected afterProtected beforeHook executed before the worker task promise resolution. Can be overridden.
The worker.
Protected chooseChooses a worker for the next task.
The default implementation uses a round robin algorithm to distribute the load.
Worker.
Protected createCreates a new worker for this pool and sets it up completely.
New, completely set up worker.
Protected createProtected internalProtected internalProtected isProtected removeRemoves the given worker from the pool.
The worker that will be removed.
Protected sendProtected setupProtected workerThis function is the listener registered for each worker.
The listener function to execute when a message is received from a worker.
This function is the listener registered for each worker.
The listener function to execute when a message is received from a worker.
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A thread pool with a dynamic number of threads, but a guaranteed minimum number of threads.
This thread pool creates new threads when the others are busy, up to the maximum number of threads. When the maximum number of threads is reached, an event is emitted. If you want to listen to this event, use the pool's
emitter.Author
Alessandro Pio Ardizio
Since
0.0.1