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global-promise
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A helper library to create a promise to be resolved/rejected from your other parts of codebase
A helper library to create a promise to be resolved/rejected from your other parts of codebase globally.
Install it from npm
:
$ npm install global-promise
or
$ yarn add global-promise
Sometimes, we create a promise and we needed to resolve/reject it from other part of codebase globally.
We can achieve the same by implementing event driven code using EventTarget
or EventEmitter
,
but it will require a lot of code.
Solve it with GPromise
with a few of lines of code:
import * as GPromise from 'global-promise';
// Creates a promise to be settled from other parts of code.
GPromise.create('my_id')
.then((val) => {
console.log( `Promise with 'my_id' id is resolved with: ${val}` );
});
// In your other part of code:
setTimeout(() => {
// Resolve the promise we have just created with id 'my_id' above from other part of your codebase.
GPromise.resolve('my_id', 'my_value');
}, 2000);
Run:
yarn test
Your PRs and stars are always welcome.
FAQs
A helper library to create a promise to be resolved/rejected from your other parts of codebase
The npm package global-promise receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, global-promise popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that global-promise 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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