encodeMany() | blurkit

When to use

Use encodeMany() when one failure should fail the whole job. Use encodeManySettled() when you need partial success details.

Example

import { encodeMany, encodeManySettled } from 'blurkit/node'

const failFast = await encodeMany([
  './public/hero.jpg',
  './public/poster.jpg',
])

const settled = await encodeManySettled([
  './public/hero.jpg',
  './public/missing.jpg',
])

Inputs / Options / Behavior

encodeMany(inputs: BlurKitInput[], options?: BlurKitOptions): Promise<BlurResult[]>
encodeManySettled(inputs: BlurKitInput[], options?: BlurKitOptions): Promise<BlurEncodeManySettledResult[]>

Both preserve input order.
Both apply the same BlurKitOptions to each input.
encodeMany() uses Promise.all semantics.
encodeManySettled() uses Promise.allSettled semantics.

Limits / Caveats

encodeMany() is fail-fast.
encodeManySettled() includes rejected entries instead of throwing batch-level rejection.

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