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New Version in a new repo - FuturesJS/forEachAsync
v3.x (aka 'Diet Cola") has all of the awesomeness of forEachAsync v2.x, but trims the fat and comes browser-ready!
Another reincarnation of sequence
that makes sense for the use case of arrays.
Example:
var forEachAsync = require('forEachAsync')
, count = 0
, timers = [
101,
502,
203,
604,
105
];
function hello(next, time) {
this[count] = time;
if (count >= 4) {
next(forEachAsync.BREAK);
}
console.log(count += 1, time);
setTimeout(next, time);
}
function goodbye() {
console.log("All Done", this);
}
forEachAsync(timers, hello, {}).then(goodbye);
Warning: Poorly written code may have really strange errors when Array.prototype
is extended.
If you run into such problems please contact the author of the code (I'm also willing to help if they are unavailable).
Libraries such as jQuery
or MooTools
will accept bug reports for such failures.
FAQs
A node- and browser-ready async counterpart of Array.prototype.forEach
The npm package forEachAsync receives a total of 4,298 weekly downloads. As such, forEachAsync popularity was classified as popular.
We found that forEachAsync 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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