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promise_fns

Promise utility functions for Deno.

main semantic-release

Inspired by the sindresorhus promise-fun collection. Parity with the node promise-fun library is not guaranteed.

Features:

  • each function is independently importable
  • all typesafe, type reflecting APIs
  • debuggable. simplified source, named functions (so your stack trace is legible!)

usage

You can import any individual function as follows:

import fn from "https://deno.land/x/promise_fns/src/FUNCTION_NAME.ts";
fn(...)

All functions are listed in the functions table.

A full example:

import delay from "https://deno.land/x/promise_fns/src/delay.ts";
const delayedTwo = await delay(100, 2);
console.log(1 + delayedTwo); // 3

functions

function description links
all resolve an eager or lazy collection of promises src test
catchIf Conditional promise catch handler src test
delay create a promise that sleeps for some milliseconds then resolves src test
delayReject create a promise that sleeps for some milliseconds then rejects src test
if Conditional promise chains src test
map maps a collection into a new collection asynchronously src test
promisify converts a node-style callback function into a promisified function, returning the result after err, per (err, result) => void src test
promisifyMulti converts a node-style callback function into a promisified function, returning all results after err, per (err, ...results) => void src test
props maps a { key:promise } mapped collection to a { key:resolved-promise } mapped collection src test
queue creates a queue that allows users to add work. queue resolves when no work is outstanding src test

More functions are on their way.

contributing

Wanting to add more great stuff?. See .github/contributing.md