Aigle is an ideal promise library which is faster and more efficient than other libraries.
On top of being an impressive benchmark exercise, it is a production-ready library that implements the Promise A+ standard.
Also it has a lot of async style functions, you can start using Promise
easily.
Usage
Node.js
npm install --save aigle
const Aigle = require('aigle');
const each = require('aigle/each');
TypeScript
import Aigle from 'aigle';
import { Aigle } from 'aigle';
Async/Await
global.Promise = Aigle;
async function getUsers(ids) {
const users = await Promise.map(ids, getUser);
const targets = await Promise.filter(users, filterUser);
return targets;
}
async function getUsers(ids) {
return await Promise.map(ids, getUser)
.filter(filterUser);
}
Convert synchronous functions to asynchronous functions
Aigle.mixin(require('lodash'));
return Aigle.map([1.1, 1.4, 2.2], n => Aigle.delay(10, n * 2))
.uniqBy(n => Aigle.delay(10, Math.floor(n)))
.sum()
.times()
.then(value => console.log(value));
browser
Recommend to use webpack, browserify, Rollup or any bundling tool.
or prebuilt scripts from here.
This will expose to global as window.Promise
.
<script src="dist/aigle.min.js"></script>
window.Promise;
Functions
Core
prototype functions
class functions
Collections
prototype functions
class functions
Control flow
prototype functions
class functions
Utils
prototype functions
class functions
Debug
class functions