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bluebird3

v3.1.3

Published

bluebird v3.x

Downloads

22

Readme

bluebird3.js

bluebird v3.x

Current status

NPM version Build Status Dependency Status Dev dependency Status Coverage Status

Usage

Exports bluebird Promise library v3.x.

Why on earth would you use this rather than bluebird itself? Well you probably wouldn't, and shouldn't.

Only reason is along with bluebird2 if you need to load both versions v2.x and v3.x of bluebird simultaneously, for example for running tests on a module which should work with either version.

var Bluebird2 = require('bluebird2');
var Bluebird3 = require('bluebird3');
// Now you have both. Whoopee!

Bluebird.getNewLibraryCopy()

This module adds one method to the Bluebird constructor if not present already: .getNewLibraryCopy()

.getNewLibraryCopy() returns a new independent instance of the Bluebird constructor.

var Bluebird = require('bluebird3');
var BluebirdX = Bluebird.getNewLibraryCopy();

console.log(BluebirdX != Bluebird); // true

Bluebird.version

The module adds .version property to the Bluebird constructor, containing the semver version of Bluebird.

var Bluebird = require('bluebird3');
console.log(Bluebird.version); // e.g. '3.3.5'

Tests

Use npm test to run the tests. Use npm run cover to check coverage.

Changelog

See changelog.md

Issues

If you discover a bug, please raise an issue on Github. https://github.com/overlookmotel/bluebird3/issues

Contribution

Pull requests are very welcome. Please:

  • ensure all tests pass before submitting PR
  • add an entry to changelog
  • add tests for new features
  • document new functionality/API additions in README