Creating a Concurrency-Controlled Job Engine with Effect and Ref

Hello Everybody! I want to create a tiny package that allows the user work something along those lines:

const engine = new Engine({ <parameters to configure concurrency> });

// adding jobs can always happen
[job1 ... jobn].forEach(j => engine.run(j)); 
dov.addEventListener('click', _ => engine.run(…) )

const engine = new Engine({ <parameters to configure concurrency> });

// adding jobs can always happen
[job1 ... jobn].forEach(j => engine.run(j)); 
dov.addEventListener('click', _ => engine.run(…) )

- each job should get executed,
- but not straight away

Under the hood this should be implemented using effect, so I guess I need some

Ref

Ref

and some sort of

loop

loop

in order to always check weather something was added …

Is there anywhere some sort of example that show the basic effect setup needed?

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Creating a Concurrency-Controlled Job Engine with Effect and Ref

Hello Everybody! I want to create a tiny package that allows the user work something along those lines:

const engine = new Engine({ <parameters to configure concurrency> });

// adding jobs can always happen
[job1 ... jobn].forEach(j => engine.run(j)); 
dov.addEventListener('click', _ => engine.run(…) )

const engine = new Engine({ <parameters to configure concurrency> });

// adding jobs can always happen
[job1 ... jobn].forEach(j => engine.run(j)); 
dov.addEventListener('click', _ => engine.run(…) )

- each job should get executed,
- but not straight away

Under the hood this should be implemented using effect, so I guess I need some

Ref

Ref

and some sort of

loop

loop

in order to always check weather something was added …

Is there anywhere some sort of example that show the basic effect setup needed?

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