sequence | Create reusable , composable chains

sequence is a JavaScript library. sequence has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

#sequence sequence provides a simple syntax for chaining asynchronous function calls. ##try it you can try out sequence here: coming soon. ##overview ###sequence a sequence is a collection of functions to be run asynchronously in a specific order. sequences can be reused, and composed into other sequences. ###sequencer a sequencer runs a sequence one or more times, handling sequence start, completion, failure, and abort, and may do so in any context. multiple sequencer's may use a single sequence simultaniously. ##usage ###create and run a sequence here is how to create and run a sequence. it's important to note that seq() is a shortcut which creates a sequence, wraps it in a sequencer, and returns that sequencer to be run or repeated. for more details, see reusing sequences. ###callbacks pass in callbacks for when a sequence completes, or for when a sequence ends without completing. ###functions for a sequence, a.k.a. "steps" all functions or "steps" in a sequence will be called with the first argument, a "done" function, which is to be called when an asynchronous call is finished. the "done" function may be called with any number of arguments you wish to pass to the next step. if a step fails, call the "done" function with false as the first argument, and any error details as subsequent