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@fundament/web3-core-promievent
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This package extends eventEmitters with promises to allow chaining as well as multiple final states of a function.
This is a sub package of web3.js
This is the PromiEvent package is used to return a EventEmitter mixed with a Promise to allow multiple final states as well as chaining. Please read the documentation for more.
npm install web3-core-promievent
Build running the following in the web3.js repository:
npm run-script build-all
Then include dist/web3-core-promievent.js
in your html file.
This will expose the Web3PromiEvent
object on the window object.
// in node.js
var Web3PromiEvent = require('web3-core-promievent');
var myFunc = function(){
var promiEvent = Web3PromiEvent();
setTimeout(function() {
promiEvent.eventEmitter.emit('done', 'Hello!');
promiEvent.resolve('Hello!');
}, 10);
return promiEvent.eventEmitter;
};
// and run it
myFunc()
.then(console.log);
.on('done', console.log);
FAQs
This package extends eventEmitters with promises to allow chaining as well as multiple final states of a function.
The npm package @fundament/web3-core-promievent receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @fundament/web3-core-promievent popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @fundament/web3-core-promievent demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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