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advanced-promises

v1.0.0-beta.13

Published

Advanced promise types

Downloads

70

Readme

advanced-promises

Advanced promise types for handling cancellation and aborting. Package has no external dependencies.

Installation

Yarn

yarn add advanced-promises

Npm

npm add --save advanced-promises

Examples

Cancellable Promises

A cancellable promise allows you to stop the promise from ever resolving or rejecting.

Example:

import { Timeout } from 'advanced-promises';
    
// Construct a timeout for 1 second
const timeout = new Timeout(1000);

// Cancel the timeout
timeout.cancel();

// This will never resolve
await timeout;  

Abortable Promises

An abortable promise provides an API for the caller to request an early abort from the callee. The callee can register handlers which will get run if the promise is aborted.

Example:

import { Abortable } from 'advanced-promises';

const abortable = new Abortable((resolve, reject, aapi) => {
    //.. start long running code ..
    
    aapi.on(async () => {
        //.. cancel long running code ..
    });
    
    //.. wait for long running code ...
    new Timeout(50).then(() => {
        resolve('real result');
    });
});

// request an abort and wait until handlers have run
const res = await abortable.abortWith({ resolve: 'my value'});

// will resolve (or reject) according to the provided input
assert(res === 'my value');

// wait for the wrapped promise to complete
// EcmaScript has no facility for forcefully terminating a promise early
// It's often best to wait for the internal promise
const realRes = await abortable.promise;
assert(realRes === 'real result');

Deconstructed Promise

It is often useful to define the resolve/reject semantics of a promise outside of the executor function. This promise type provides takes no executor and instead provides resolve/reject handlers as instance properties.

Example:

import { Deconstructed } from 'advanced-promises';

const deconstructed = new Deconstructed();

deconstructed.resolve('my value');

const res = await deconstructed;

assert(res === 'my value');

Detailed API documentation

See Advanced Promise for detailed API documentation