A small promise library, inspired by q
Notice:this library shouldn't be used in browser enviroment unless any further notice. more
npm i @ksryy/p
To inport the module, you could use CommonJS style
var {fcall,pcall} = require('@ksryy/p');
or ES6 style
import {fcall,pcall} from '@ksryy/p'
for more API use, see the Docs
yarn install
or
npm install
to install the dependencies.
/src/p.js is the sourcecode. /p.js is the compiled code (by @babel).
if you want to compile, just run grunt.
if you want to run test suite, use jest
MIT @ Andy Chen FOSSA Report
FAQs
A library that contains some promise api
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