order depject modules using a priority value
low numbers are higher priority.
default priority is 500.
npm install --save depject-priority
const test = require('tape')
const eachModule = require('depject/each')
const depjectPriority = require('depject-priority')
test('new priority', function (t) {
const create = () => {}
const modules = [
{ gives: 'a', create },
{ priority: 500, gives: 'b', create },
{ priority: 0, gives: 'c', create },
{ priority: '0', gives: 'd', create },
{ priority: 1000, gives: 'e', create }
]
const expectedPrioritized = {
0: [
{ priority: 0, gives: 'c', create, path: ['2'] },
{ priority: '0', gives: 'd', create, path: ['3'] }
],
500: [
{ gives: 'a', create, path: ['0'] },
{ priority: 500, gives: 'b', create, path: ['1'] }
],
1000: [
{ priority: 1000, gives: 'e', create, path: ['4'] }
]
}
const actualPrioritized = depjectPriority(modules)
t.deepEqual(actualPrioritized, expectedPrioritized)
const expectedOrder = ['c', 'd', 'a', 'b', 'e']
var i = 0
eachModule(actualPrioritized, module => {
t.equal(module.gives, expectedOrder[i++])
})
t.end()
})
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