kPromise is a wrapper library around JavaScript promises. It was written to conform to my personal preferences and whims for the projects I was working on at the time. Your mileage may vary extremely.
Published to NPM for ease. You know how it goes; first, just:
npm install --save kpromiseJust import and use the functions you want.
const k = require('kpromise');
const startWith = k.startWith;
const get = k.get;
const forEach = k.forEach;
const print = K.print;
//... and so on...
startWith([
{name: "letters", contents: ["a","b"]},
{name: "numbers", contents: ["1", "2"]}])
.then(forEach(item =>
startWith(item)
.then(print(`Starting upload for ${item.name}`))
.then(get('contents'))
.then(forEach(upload))
.then(print(`Completed upload for ${item.name}`))
))
;Tests are written in jest and can be run via npm:
npm testThere's also a Wallaby config in the project for others who spend too much money on such things.
I use SemVer for versioning, but I also don't pay too much attention to it, so tread carefully. For the versions available, see the releases page.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details