Asynchronous Function Dependency Resolver

To implement the resolution of function dependencies with respect to their asynchronous nature using async-parallel-dependency-resolver, you can follow these steps:

1. Install the async-parallel-dependency-resolver package by running the following command:

npm install async-parallel-dependency-resolver

2. Import Resolver from the package in your JavaScript code:

const { Resolver } = require('async-parallel-dependency-resolver');

3. Create an instance of Resolver and define your function dependencies and their dependencies using the add method. This allows you to specify which functions depend on other functions:

const resolver = new Resolver();

resolver.add('functionA', ['functionB', 'functionC']);
resolver.add('functionB', []);
resolver.add('functionC', []);

In this example, functionA depends on both functionB and functionC, while functionB and functionC have no dependencies.

4. Use the resolve method to obtain the correct order of function execution:

const resolvedOrder = resolver.resolve();

The resolvedOrder array will contain the functions in the order that respects their dependencies.

5. Finally, you can execute the functions in the resolved order. Here's a simple example:

resolvedOrder.forEach((func) => {
  // Assuming each function returns a promise
  func().then((result) => {
    console.log(result);
  });
});

This code snippet demonstrates a basic usage of async-parallel-dependency-resolver to resolve function dependencies with respect to their asynchronous nature. The library is lightweight, easy to use, and does not have any external dependencies. It supports both synchronous and asynchronous functions and efficiently resolves dependencies in parallel whenever possible.

Remember to replace the placeholder function names ('functionA', 'functionB', etc.) with the actual functions you want to resolve.

Note: Make sure to use a promise-based implementation for your asynchronous functions for the resolver to work correctly.