This is an implementation of the Q Promise API, based on existing Promises (either native to the Browser/... or polyfilled with some other library).
It can be used to migrate from Q to native Promises or as a helper library to extend native Promises with many useful functions.
See kriskowal/q for the API reference
A few functions of the original API are not easily implementable or don't make sense for the wrapper. They should be documented here.
The code is derived from the original Q implementation, this repository is based on a fork of kriskowal/q
1.1.0
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A implementation of the Q API based on native (or polyfilled) Promises
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