# multiprocess-map

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*NOTE:* For node 0.10 up to 6.0 support use versions up to `1.4.3`. These versions don't support the browser like the most current one does.

Runs a map function on a set of values. The function will run on as many processors your machine has, or on `max` processes.

Works in the browser, using web workers instead of node forks.

## async map(values, fn[,{ max = os.cpus().length, processStdout:(cpStdout) => stdoutModified}])

Returns a promise for the mapped array.

Use `processStdout` option to process the stdout before multiprocess-map prints it to the console. Do this if the stdout is too verbose, for example.

```javascript
const map = require('multiprocess-map')  // Works with node 0.10 -> 10

async function main() {
  await map([1, 2], async (value, i, all) => await foo(value))
}
```