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This project is try to collect all Promise implementations which follow ECMAScript 6 (which based on Promises/A+ 1.1.1).
The goal of this project is to provide a centric location to ease the comparison and testings of different implementations. Normally you only need one Promise implementation in your application, so you would mostly never use this package in the productions.
npm install all-promises
function getPromiseConstructor(name: string): PromiseConstructor
var Promise = require('all-promises').getPromiseConstructor('q') // q implementation
var p = new Promise(function (resolve) { resolve(1) })
p.then(function (x) { assert(x === 1) })
default: PromiseConstructor
test.js
file:
var Promise = require('all-promises').default // default implementation
You can specify default implementation by passing env variable:
P=rsvp node test
If no env P
is provided, default to V8 native implementation
list: Array<PromiseImplementation>
interface PromiseImplementation {
name: string,
version: string,
aliases: Array<string>,
Promise: PromiseConstructor?,
error: Error?
}
var list = require('all-promises').list
list.forEach(function (impl, index) {
console.log(index + '.',
'package name:', impl.name,
'aliases:', impl.aliases,
'version:', impl.version)
var Promise = impl.Promise // Promise constructor
if (Promise) Promise.resolve(1).then(function (x) { assert(x === 1) })
else console.warn(impl.error)
})
function register(packageName: string, alias?: string|Array<string>, exportPromise?: string|function)
function unregister(name: string): boolean
function has(name: string): boolean
function get(name: string): PromiseImplementation
var promises = require('all-promises')
promises.has('es6-promise-polyfill') // false
promises.register('es6-promise-polyfill')
promises.has('es6-promise-polyfill') // true
var impl = promises.get('es6-promise-polyfill')
assert.deepEqual(impl, {
name: 'es6-promise-polyfill',
aliases: [],
Promise: promises.getPromiseConstructor('es6-promise-polyfill'),
})
promises.unregister('es6-promise-polyfill') // true
promises.has('es6-promise-polyfill') // false
promises.unregister('es6-promise-polyfill') // false
MUST register on npm
MUST support new Promise(function executor(resolve, reject) { ... })
, Promise.resolve()
and Promise.reject()
API
SHOULD pass all Promise/A+ Tests
NOTE: Currently most implementations don't pass ES6 Promise Tests, so it's not on the MUST list up to now.
npm install package-name-of-new-implementation --save
)npm test
, if everything is ok thenbased on es6-promise, so excluded from the registery by default ↩
FAQs
Collect all Promise Implementations
We found that all-promises demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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