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Async Chains like a boss, piece of cake.
npm install asyncake --save
There is only one function, here we call it asyncChain, call the function with the object or function that you want to chain and thats it.
const asyncChain = require('asyncake');
async function main () {
const t = new Calc();
const ac = await asyncChain(t).number(4).number(1).minus().number(2).self.mul().number(3).add().pop();
console.log("Result ", ac);
}
In this exmple number, minus, self, ... are chainanble but they are async so without asyncChain we would have to do something like this:
(await ... (await (await (await t.number(4)).number(1)).minus())...);
Async Cake solves the problem and make async chains a piece of cake to work with.
You can check the full example here https://github.com/fsvieira/asyncake/blob/main/test.js
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Async Chains like a boss, piece of cake!
The npm package asyncake receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, asyncake popularity was classified as not popular.
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