// Old, single thread way:
import { Professor } from './professor'

function getStory() {
  let mrSmith = new Professor('maths', 'greek')
  let story = mrSmith.talkAboutAncientGreece() // takes a loong time
  return story
}

// New, multi thread, async way
import { threadedClass} from  'threadedclass'
import { Professor } from './professor'

async function getStory() {
  let mrSmith = await threadedClass<Professor>('./professor', Professor, ['maths', 'greek'])
  let story = await mrSmith.talkAboutAncientGreece() // still takes a loong time, but now runs in a separate process
  return story
}

import { threadedClass} from  'threadedclass'
import { Professor } from './professor'

threadedClass<Professor>(
	'./professor',     // Path to imported module (this should be the same path as is in require('XX') or import {class} from 'XX'} )
	Professor ,        // The class to be forked
	['maths', 'greek'] // An array of arguments to be fed into the class constructor
)
.then((instance) => {
	return mrSmith.talkAboutAncientGreece() // All methods returns a Promise
})
.then((story) => {
	console.log(story)
})