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promise-all-clear

v0.3.6

Published

Resolves or rejects an array of promises only when the entire collection of promises was done executing.

Downloads

14

Readme

Promise all clear

Resolves or rejects an array of promises only when the entire collection of promises was done executing.

Exposes the all method that returns a promise and will iterate over the entire collection regardless of rejection or success. the promise will reject if one or more of the promises was rejected

The all method will take an array of promises or array of objects containing the property p (for promise) and return an array of objects with feedback on which promise failed or succeeded or an array with the promise reject or resolve value.

Note: array of objects containing p property will be mutated with the feedback on failure or success.

Installation

$ npm install promise-all-clear

Usage

var all = require('promise-all-clear');

// Can either be a simple array of promises.
var promises = [ aPromise, aPromise2, aPromise3 ];

// Or array of objects with the 'p' property and other properties you want to keep track of.
var promises = [
    {p: aPromise, id:'sjsjsha', msg: 'another property'},
    {p: aPromise2, id:'j3h37', msg: 'another property2'},
    {p: aPromise3, id:'a212a3', msg: 'another property3'},
]

all(promises).then(
    function(resp){
        // resolved
    },
    function(resp){
        // rejected
    }
)

all(promises).then(function(resp){
    // resolved
}).catch(function(resp){
    //rejected
});

Response

In case of array of objects with the p property, response will be an array of mutated object where the res, err property are added to those objects.

In case of array of promises, response will be an array with the promise reject or resolve value.