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Lightweight Promise implementation with the 'finally' method


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promise-wtf

Lightweight Promise implementation with the "finally" method

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Why

Native Promise in ECMAScript 2015 came without "finally" while this method is really useful in many cases.

For an instance, let's start with the following script:

var Article = require('../models/Article');

export var home = (req, res) => {

  let query = req.query || {};
  let skip = query.skip || 0;
  let limit = query.limit || 10;

  let data = {
    error: 0,
    entries: []
  };

I don't think that's good to write something like this:

  return Article.list(skip, limit).then((result) => {
    data.entries = result;
    res.render('landing', data);
  }).catch((err) => {
    data.error = err;
    res.render('landing', data);
  });
};

However, it's better to have "finally" there:

  return Article.list(skip, limit).then((result) => {
    data.entries = result;
  }).catch((err) => {
    data.error = err;
  }).finally(() => {
    res.render('landing', data);
  });
};

Unfortunately, "finally" is only available in some libraries such as Bluebird, or Q+, those are quite heavy to load for client side usage. What I need is just a basic prototype, a simple polyfill with "finally" implemented.

What's different?

This variant inherits the native Promise object's prototype if any. Otherwise, it provides Promise constructor and 3 static methods:

In addition, there is also Promise.series method that works as same as async.series but follows Promise style, for example:

var Promise = require('promise-wtf');

Promise.series([
  (next) => {
    setTimeout(next, 300);
  },
  (next) => {
    setTimeout(next, 100);
  },
  (next) => {
    setTimeout(next, 500);
  },
  (next) => {
    setTimeout(next, 2000);
  },
  (next) => {
    setTimeout(next, 1000);
  }
]).then(() => {
  console.log('Promise.series: then');
}).catch((err) => {
  console.log('Promise.series: catch');
  console.log(err);
}).finally(() => {
  console.log('Promise.series: finally');
});

How

Test

git clone https://github.com/ndaidong/promise-wtf.git
cd promise-wtf
npm install
npm test

// run Promises/A+ Compliance Test Suite
npm run aplus

License

The MIT License (MIT)

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Package last updated on 23 Jun 2017

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