pipelineobject/test/index.js

Class to instantiate pipelines

"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
const events = require("events");
const localIP = require("my-local-ip");
const ms_jobManager = require("ms-jobmanager/build/nativeJS/job-manager-client");
const p = require("./../index"); // pipeline
/*
NODES : 'tagtask' is the unique tag specified at the task creation (must be unique)

LINKS : 'source' must be a number (parseInt) between 0 (included) and nodes.length (excluded)
'target' has the same rule than 'source'. Both are an index referencing a node.
'slotName' is the slot name in the task which the 'target' number refer.
*/
/*
* Simple test :
* simpletask -> simpletask.input
*/
function simpleTest(jobManager) {
    let simpleTree = {
        nodes: [
            { tagtask: 'simpletask' },
            { tagtask: 'simpletask' } // index = 1
        ],
        links: [
            { source: 0, target: 1, slotName: 'input' }
        ]
    };
    let myPipeline = new p.Pipeline(jobManager, simpleTree.nodes, simpleTree.links);
    myPipeline.push('titi', { taskIndex: 0, slotName: 'input' });
    return myPipeline;
}
exports.simpleTest = simpleTest;
/* Dual test :
* simpletask_A -> dualtask_C
* simpletask_B -> dualtask_C
*/
function dualTest(jobManager) {
    let dualTree = {
        nodes: [
            { tagtask: 'simpletask' },
            { tagtask: 'simpletask' },
            { tagtask: 'dualtask' } // task C ; index = 2
        ],
        links: [
            { source: 0, target: 2, slotName: 'input1' },
            { source: 1, target: 2, slotName: 'input2' } // target is the slot : dualtask.input2
        ]
    };
    let myPipeline = new p.Pipeline(jobManager, dualTree.nodes, dualTree.links);
    myPipeline.push('titi', { taskIndex: 0, slotName: 'input' }); // target is the slot : simpletask_A.input
    myPipeline.push('toto', { taskIndex: 1, slotName: 'input' }); // target is the slot : simpletask_B.input
    return myPipeline;
}
exports.dualTest = dualTest;
/*
* Function to run the jobManager.
*/
function JMsetup() {
    let emitter = new events.EventEmitter();
    let startData = {
        TCPip: localIP(),
        port: '2326'
    };
    startData['TCPip'] = 'localhost';
    console.log(startData);
    ms_jobManager.start(startData).on('ready', () => {
        emitter.emit('ready', ms_jobManager);
    });
    return emitter;
}
exports.JMsetup = JMsetup;