asynchronize 0.4.1 → 0.4.2
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- data/lib/asynchronize.rb +0 -0
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- data/spec/minitest_helper.rb +0 -0
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It's extra typing, and adds an unneeded extra layer of nesting. I couldn't find
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an existing library that wasn't trying add new layers of abstraction I didn't
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an existing library that wasn't trying to add new layers of abstraction I didn't
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need; sometimes you just want a normal thread. Now, just call asynchronize to
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make any method asynchronous.
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class. The first time you call this method with any arguments, it creates a new
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module with the methods you define. It uses `Module#prepend` to cause method
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calls on the original object to be sent to it instead, and uses super to call
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This implementation allows you to call asynchronize at the top of the class and
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then define the methods below. Since it changes how you interact with those
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It's super tiny. Just a light wrapper around the existing language features.
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Seriously, it's just around forty lines of code. Actually, according to
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[cloc](https://www.npmjs.com/package/cloc) there's almost four times as many
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lines in the tests as the source. You should read it. I'd love feedback!
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### Do you accept contributions?
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use for interacting with threads. This project aims to be a light convenience
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wrapper around the existing language features. Just define a regular method,
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[Yes](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3067434)
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## License
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authors:
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summary: A declarative syntax for creating asynchronous methods.
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