A minimalistic low-level queue library for Node.js (v1.1.10). It allows pushing functions with arguments into a queue and executing them sequentially, collecting results in an array. Release cadence is low; no updates since 2019. Differentiator: extremely simple API with no dependencies, suitable for basic queueing needs without overhead.
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Creates a queue, pushes two functions with different argument patterns, starts execution, and pushes a third function after start.
Consider migrating to modern queue libraries like p-queue or bull.
Access results via result[0] or transform with Object.values(results).
Ensure all pushes happen before start if deterministic order is required.
Ensure const q = new Queoid();
Run npm install queoid and use require('queoid') (not require('Queoid')).No dependency data recorded yet.