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Promiser is simple callback wrapper library. It generate, store and create a promise for any callback and pass arguments as expected.
Utility functions to use and combine `AbortSignal` and `AbortController` with Promises
Pipe a stream into a string, collect value with callback or promise
Make a callback-based or promise-based function to support both promises and callbacks using native promise object
- promise
- callback
- promise-callback
- promise plus callback
- promise and callback
- promise to callback
- callback to promise
- native
- universalify
- universalify Typescript
Direct access to unhandled rejections
👩🚒 Promifire - promises manager: execute them in sequence 🔥 or in parallel 💥.
Forward the resolution/rejection of a resolvable to an errback; forwarding the resolution/rejection of the errback to ourself.
- async
- browser
- callback
- deno
- deno-edition
- deno-entry
- denoland
- errback
- error
- error-callback
- errorback
- errors
- es2015
- es2022
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Handling/creating hybrid errors. Hybrid middleware between callbacks and throws. Helpful util for modules that have hybrid APIs and want when they use promises, directly to throw the errors; when use callbacks to pass errors to first argument of this call
Tiny libary to aid Promise/Callback dual API design
A wrapper to help with testing async methods
Convert anything to Promise that resolves to `[err, res]` array
Convert node-style callback to promise
Synchronize all kinds of async look like function to real non-blocking sync function, make the world peace and quiet!
Adds promise style notation to Firebase style functions
A micro library helping to keep the context in nested promises and callbacks
Convert promise to async function.
The best job scheduler for Node.js and JavaScript with cron, dates, ms, later, and human-friendly support. Works in Node v12.17.0+, uses worker threads to spawn sandboxed processes, and supports async/await, retries, throttling, concurrency, and cancelab
Tiny extension for native Promises to make them more suitable for Node core APIs.
Allow to easily use promises wherever you should use standard callback