(IM)POSSIBLE PROMISE

wrapper used to chain native Promises in an async sequence

Instal from NPM

requires node -v >4.3.2 (for Promises support)

$ npm install impossible-promise

Usage:

use new sequence() and .then() to chain promises use .done() to fetch all results

var sequence = require("impossible-promise")

new sequence((next,reject) => {
    next("giving");
}).then((next,reject) => {
    setTimeout(() => next("is") , 1000);
}).then((next,reject) => {
    next("caring!");
}).done((a,b,c) => {
    console.log([a,b,c].join(" "));
    // => giving is caring!
});

Documentation

check test.js for examples

TODO:

• [ ] propper documentation
• [x] backwards compatibility
• [ ] browser compatibility
• [ ] support for Promise.race()
• [x] support for Promise.all()
• [x] added .promisify()
• [x] added .pipe()
• [x] allows new ImpossibePromise() without arguments
• [x] allows .then(new ImpossibePromise())
• [x] allows multiple .done()
• [ ] write a CONTRIBUTING.file

LICENSE

MIT, see LICENSE for details.