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Go's use of channels for concurrency is amazing and with JavaScript's
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async/await feature we have the basis for it as well. All that's missing is a
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solid `Channel` type. There are existing libraries but I wanted an idiomatic
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`Channel` type that's more simple and minimally-opinionated.
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`Channel` type that's simple and minimally-opinionated.
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This document assumes you're familiar with Go's channels and why you'd want to
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use them. For explanatory background, read my [blog
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use them. For explanatory background, see my [blog
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article](https://www.nodeguy.com/channels-for-javascript/) on the subject.
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## Requirements
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## Channel
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### Channel([bufferLength = 0]) -> Channel
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### Channel([bufferLength]) -> Channel
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Create a new `Channel` with an optional buffer. This allows an async function
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to push up to `bufferLength` values before blocking.
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