Function runN

runN<In, Out>(
    ...functions: [
        Link<In, any>
        | GenOrData<In>
        | GenFactoryNoInput<In>,
        ...Link<any, any>[],
        Link<any, Out>,
    ],
): AsyncGenerator<Out>
Chain functions together. First argument is the source. runN takes any number of chain functions. Use run if possible, because it has improved type hinting.
Type Parameters
- In
- Out
Parameters
- ...functions: [
      Link<In, any>
      | GenOrData<In>
      | GenFactoryNoInput<In>,
      ...Link<any, any>[],
      Link<any, Out>,
  ]
Returns AsyncGenerator<Out>
Example: Process an array of strings. Transforming into
integers, and then filtering only even numbers.
```
const ch = Chains.runN(
 [ `1`, `2`, `3`, `4`, `5`, `6`, `7`, `8`, `9`, `10` ],
 Chains.transform<string, number>(v => Number.parseInt(v)),
 Chains.filter(v => v % 2 === 0)
);
const output = await Async.toArray(ch2);
// [ 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 ]
```
Example: Grab the x/y coordinate from pointermove
```
const c1 = Chains.run(
 Chains.fromEvent(window, `pointermove`),
 Chains.Links.transform(event => ({ x: event.x, y: event.y }))
);

// Eg: print out data as it comes in
Iterables.forEach(c1, coord => {
  console.log(coord);
});
// Execution continues immediately
```