@agoric/eventual-send
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Extend a Promise class to implement the eventual-send API
Create a HandledPromise class to implement the eventual-send API. This API is used by the ECMAScript eventual-send proposal.
Note: If you're writing an application, you probably don't want to use this package directly. You'll want to use the eventual-send
~.operator (tildot) provided in SES or other platforms.
To install the HandledPromise global property shim, do:
import '@agoric/eventual-send/shim';
After that, you can use HandledPromise in any of your code. If you need access to the E proxy maker, do:
import { E } from '@agoric/eventual-send';
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Extend a Promise class to implement the eventual-send API
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