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51Degrees Pipeline Node.js  4.4

51Degrees Pipeline for Node.js

pipelines.js

This example demonstrates syncronous and asyncronous pipelines with multiple flowElements and other core features of the 51Degrees pipeline

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// Note that this example is designed to be run from within the
// source repository. If this code has been copied to run standalone
// then you'll need to replace the require below with the commented
// out version below it.
const pipelineCore = require('../');
// let pipelineCore = require("fiftyone.pipeline.core");
const PipelineBuilder = pipelineCore.PipelineBuilder;
// Load in some example flowElements
// A flowElement that runs asyncronously with a sitetimeout task
const async = new (require('./flowElementsForExamples/async'))();
// A flowElement that runs syncronously which loads a different
// result if the async one has already finished processing
const sync = new (require('./flowElementsForExamples/sync'))();
// A flowElement that stops processing
const stop = new (require('./flowElementsForExamples/stop'))();
// A dummy flowElement to show that subsequent flowElements
// don't process once the flowData has been stopped
const neverRun = new (require('./flowElementsForExamples/neverRun'))();
// Build a pipeline that runs all its elements in series
const syncPipeline = new PipelineBuilder()
.add(async)
.add(sync)
.add(stop)
.add(neverRun)
.build();
// Create flowData
const syncFlowData = syncPipeline.createFlowData();
// Various ways of setting evidence
syncFlowData.evidence.add('header.user_agent', 'test');
syncFlowData.evidence.add('header.other', 'no');
syncFlowData.evidence.addObject({ test: 'testing' });
// Get all, or some evidence
syncFlowData.evidence.get('test');
syncFlowData.evidence.getAll();
// Process the flowData (this returns a promise)
syncFlowData.process().then(function () {
console.log(syncFlowData.sync.integer);
console.log(syncFlowData.getFromElement(sync).integer);
console.log(syncFlowData.getWhere('type', 'int'));
console.log(syncFlowData.getWhere('type', (type) => type === 'int'));
});
syncPipeline.on('error', console.error);
// This is a pipeline that runs the flowElements in parallel
// (the sync element will not wait for the async one to finish)
const asyncPipeline = new PipelineBuilder()
.addParallel([async, sync]);
asyncPipeline.build();