async-await-queue Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

New minimum Node.js version is Node.js 16

[2.1.4] 2023-03-21

Remove unintended npm dependency
Add a prepare script

[2.1.3] 2023-02-22

Accept only async functions as a parameter to Queue.run() and avoid returning nested promises

[2.1.2] 2023-02-02

Move the debug statements to rollup.config.mjs to eliminate process references from the output file

[2.1.1] 2023-01-30

Raise an exception when trying to add a task with an already existing id (instead of failing when trying to run it)
Ability to dequeue multiple tasks when scheduling (fixes not reaching the maximum concurrency limit when the cool down is very low but more than zero)
Ability to wait until there are only X tasks waiting in the queue (for throttling when enqueuing)

[2.1.0] 2023-01-25

Builtin ultra-light heap implementation from heap-js by @ignlg
Drop the default export
Size down to 1.2KBytes when compressed
Now ships transpiled to ES2017 (aka ES8) (as it supposes that you have async/await)

[2.0.0] 2023-01-19

Almost complete rewrite in TypeScript
Use PriorityQueue from typescript-collection
O(log(n)) in all cases
Switch to mocha and test CJS/ES6/TS
Many bugs and edge cases fixed
The preferred way to import is now via the named export but the default export is still there
2.0.0 can lead to a slightly different execution order when using different priorities, throttling and concurrency-limiting at the same time - the new order is the correct one

[1.2.1] 2021-04-05

Fix #37 TypeScript definitions for QueueStats

[1.2.0] 2021-06-02

Added

Add a run() method

[1.1.1] 2020-06-13

Add TypeScript definitions

[1.1.0] 2020-06-09

Support both UMD/CJS and ES Modules

[1.0.7] 2020-06-04

Linting, unit testing, code coverage and various other goodness