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A tiny little promises library that is much more akin to classic node control flow than the Promises/A+ spec. It also takes up a whopping 19 lines. Aw, yiss.
I found many promises libraries, and all of them were bloated and monolithic. I wanted something incredibly tiny, for the single simple purpose of passing around resolvable values. Although it looks a bit like the Promises/A+ model, I purposefully do not fully comply to it.
var augur = require('augur');
var promise = augur();
fs.readFile('amazing_text', 'utf8', promise);
promise.then(function(err, amazingText) {
//omg
});
That's it. That's all. Use it wisely.
MIT
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tiny little promises, cooked to perfection.
We found that augur 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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