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How to use the neo-async.eachLimit function in neo-async

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antwarjs / antwar / packages / antwar / src / build / build.js View on Github

return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    async.eachLimit(
      tasks,
      maximumWorkers || _os.cpus().length,
      (o, cb) => {
        log("Starting to write pages");

        workers(o, err => {
          log("Finished writing pages");

          cb(err);
        });
      },
      err => {
        workerFarm.end(workers);

        if (err) {
          return reject(err);

suguru03 / neo-async / perf / func-comparator / collections / sample.eachLimit.js View on Github

'neo-async_v0': function(callback) {
    neo_async_v0.eachLimit(array, 4, iterator, callback);
  },
  'neo-async_v1': function(callback) {