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promise-thunk
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ES6 Promise + Thunk = PromiseThunk!
promise-thunk
is standard ES6 Promise implementation + thunk.
it supports node.js/io.js.
it throws unhandled rejection error.
for node.js or io.js
$ npm install promise-thunk --save
or
for browsers
https://lightspeedworks.github.io/promise-thunk/promise-thunk.js
<script src="https://lightspeedworks.github.io/promise-thunk/promise-thunk.js"></script>
you can use PromiseThunk.
(function (PromiseThunk) {
'use strict';
// you can use PromiseThunk
})(this.PromiseThunk || require('promise-thunk'));
or
var PromiseThunk = this.PromiseThunk || require('promise-thunk');
var PromiseThunk = require('promise-thunk');
function sleepNodeStyle(msec, val, cb) {
console.log(val + ' timer start: ' + msec);
setTimeout(function () {
console.log(val + ' timer end : ' + msec);
cb(null, val);
}, msec);
}
var sleepPromiseThunk = PromiseThunk.wrap(sleepNodeStyle);
// promise type
sleepPromiseThunk(1000, 'a1')
.then(
function (val) {
console.log('a2 val: ' + val);
return sleepPromiseThunk(1000, 'a2'); },
function (err) { console.log('err:' + err); })
.catch(
function (err) { console.log('err:' + err); }
);
// thunk type
sleepPromiseThunk(1000, 'b1')
(function (err, val) {
console.log('b2 val: ' + val + (err ? ' err: ' + err : ''));
return sleepPromiseThunk(1000, 'b2'); })
(function (err, val) {
console.log('b3 val: ' + val + (err ? ' err: ' + err : '')); });
// mixed promise and thunk type
sleepPromiseThunk(1000, 'c1')
(function (err, val) {
console.log('c2 val: ' + val + (err ? ' err: ' + err : ''));
return sleepPromiseThunk(1000, 'c2'); })
.then(
function (val) {
console.log('c3 val: ' + val);
return sleepPromiseThunk(1000, 'c3'); },
function (err) { console.log('err:' + err); });
//output:
// a1 timer start: 1000
// b1 timer start: 1000
// c1 timer start: 1000
// a1 timer end : 1000
// a2 val: a1
// a2 timer start: 1000
// b1 timer end : 1000
// b2 val: b1
// b2 timer start: 1000
// c1 timer end : 1000
// c2 val: c1
// c2 timer start: 1000
// a2 timer end : 1000
// b2 timer end : 1000
// b3 val: b2
// c2 timer end : 1000
// c3 val: c2
// c3 timer start: 1000
// c3 timer end : 1000
how to make promise.
p = new PromiseThunk(
function setup(resolve, reject) {
// async process -> resolve(value) or reject(error)
try { resolve('value'); }
catch (error) { reject(error); }
}
);
// setup(
// function resolve(value) {},
// function reject(error) {})
example
var p = new PromiseThunk(
function setup(resolve, reject) {
setTimeout(function () {
if (Math.random() < 0.5) resolve('value');
else reject(new Error('error'));
}, 100);
}
);
// promise
p.then(
function (val) { console.info('val:', val); },
function (err) { console.error('err:', err); });
// thunk
p(function (err, val) { console.info('val:', val, 'err:', err); });
// mixed chanable
p(function (err, val) { console.info('val:', val, 'err:', err); })
(function (err, val) { console.info('val:', val, 'err:', err); })
(function (err, val) { console.info('val:', val, 'err:', err); })
.then(
function (val) { console.info('val:', val); },
function (err) { console.error('err:', err); })
.then(
function (val) { console.info('val:', val); },
function (err) { console.error('err:', err); })
(function (err, val) { console.info('val:', val, 'err:', err); })
.then(
function (val) { console.info('val:', val); },
function (err) { console.error('err:', err); });
convert standard promise to promise thunk.
also thenable, yieldable, callable. same as thunkify.
also thenable, yieldable, callable. same as wrap.
how to use promise.
p = p.then(
function resolved(value) {},
function rejected(error) {});
example
p = p.then(
function resolved(value) {
console.info(value);
},
function rejected(error) {
console.error(error);
});
how to catch error from promise.
p = p.catch(
function rejected(error) {});
or
when you use old browser
p = p['catch'](
function rejected(error) {});
wait for all promises.
p = PromiseThunk.all([promise, ...]);
get value or error of first finished promise.
p = PromiseThunk.race([promise, ...]);
get resolved promise.
p = PromiseThunk.resolve(value or promise);
get rejected promise.
p = PromiseThunk.reject(error);
get resolved (accepted) promise.
p = PromiseThunk.accept(value);
make deferred object with promise.
dfd = PromiseThunk.defer();
// -> {promise, resolve, reject}
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FAQs
Promise and thunk
The npm package promise-thunk receives a total of 2,477 weekly downloads. As such, promise-thunk popularity was classified as popular.
We found that promise-thunk 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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