[FEATURE] adds InitChan() to create a chan generator #7
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Hi @nrednav
I was having a look at your port, and saw the use of
sync/atomicfor the session counter.I figured this could be a bottleneck for use cases where a lot of Cuids need to be generated by several goroutines.
The proposition is to add an
InitChan()func which returns a channel from which cuids can be received.The buffer size of the channel can be configured, and defaults to 10.
InitChan()also returns a cancel function, which stops the generation of new Cuids.A specific
Contextcan also be configured (e.g. an HTTP request Context), which will stop the generation as soon as theContextis done.What do you think?
Feel free to make the changes you want to or tell me what changes would be necessary to merge this.
Cheers!