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Train a fast (FIFO) queue with a rollback mechanism. Behind the scenes it uses 2 arrays to simulate and perform fast shifting and popping operations without using the Array#shift() method..
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#!/usr/bin/env node
exports.test = function ( done ) {
var log = console.log
, assert = require( 'assert' )
, Train = require( '../' )
, arr = [
'Cane Nero' /** / ,
'Lupus est agnum',
'Otia et negotia',
'Cave canem',
'Omnes feriunt, ultima necat',
'Mitto tibi navem sine poppa sine prora'
/**/]
, el = null
, len = 0
, t = new Train()
, exit = typeof done === 'function' ? done : function () {}
;
log( '- push 3 elements in the queue.' );
t.concat( arr.slice( 0, 3 ) );
log( '- pop head element from the queue.' );
t.pop();
log( '- push other 3 elements in the queue.' );
t.concat( arr.slice( 3 ) );
log( '- test iterate parallel and a final callback with some random latency.' )
t.iterate( function ( el, i, next ) {
var wait = Math.ceil( 800 * i * Math.random() )
;
// test if elements match with original ones
setTimeout( function ( scope ) {
assert( el, arr[ i + 1 ] );
log( ' > index %d: %s === %s ', i, el, arr[ i + 1 ] );
next();
}, wait, this );
}, t, function ( err ) {
log( ' > test OK: I\'m the final callback!' );
assert.ifError( err );
exit();
} );
};