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Jan 5, 2023
players = ({})
queue = []
{
players.knocker = knocker();
players.asker = asker();
send("asker", "asker get ready..."); // call first .next()
send("knocker", "knocker go!"); // start the conversation
run();
}
send = (name, msg) => {
console.log(msg);
queue.push([name, msg]);
}
run = () => {
while (queue.length) {
let [name, msg] = queue.shift();
players[name].next(msg);
}
}
knocker = function* () {
send("asker", "knock knock");
let question = yield;
if (question !== "who's there?") return;
send("asker", "gene");
question = yield;
if (question !== "gene who?") return;
send("asker", "generator!");
}
asker = function* () {
let knock = yield;
if (knock !== "knock knock") return;
send("knocker", "who's there?");
let answer = yield;
send("knocker", `${answer} who?`);
}
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