Threadful | using Web Workers ) or Node or Node ( using Child Process | Architecture library

Threadful is a JavaScript library typically used in Architecture applications. Threadful has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This package attempts to provide thread-like behavior to JavaScript using Web Workers for the Browser or Child Process for Node.js. It has several advantages over some of its peers: * Create a Thread or a ThreadPool of multiple threads. * Install a function to the Thread/ThreadPool without having to predefine it in the slave/child loading file. * Once installed installed functions can be repeatedly called without the performance penalty of installing the function each time. * In a ThreadPool with more than one thread Install is done on all Threads, and execution is done on a single thread, (whichever is the next thread in the pool.) * Uses a common module file for both the master and slave/child processes, thus taking advantage of browser caching. * Provides the ability to execute certain functions (called "Selfies") back on the master from a slave/child (one way). For example, Web Workers do not have a console option, but with a console.log selfie, the slave/child can do console.log back on the server. * "Threadify" a function so all calls of that function are automatically run on the Thread/ThreadPool. * Single Execution of a function without the need to install for one-off behavior. (Incurrs the perfromance penalty of having to install though).