A utility function to handle promise resolution with automatic retries and error handling. into allows you to easily await a promise while handling potential errors in a structured format, offering retries with customizable delay.

Installing

1# use pnpm
2$ pnpm install await-into
3
4# use npm
5$ npm install await-into
6
7# use yarn
8$ yarn add await-into

Usage

Simple Usage

1. ES6 module with no retries

1import into from 'await-into'
2
3async function example() {
4    const [error, result] = await into(fetchData());
5    if (error) {
6        console.error('Error:', error);
7    } else {
8        console.log('Result:', result);
9    }
10}

2.ES6 module with retries and delay

1import into from 'await-into'
2
3async function exampleWithRetries() {
4    const [error, result] = await into(fetchData(), { retries: 3, retryDelay: 1000 });
5    if (error) {
6        console.error('Error after retries:', error);
7    } else {
8        console.log('Successful result:', result);
9    }
10}

3.Node.js require

1const into = require('await-into')
2
3const [err, data] = await into(/* promise function */)

Multiple Promises

1import into from 'await-into'
2
3const bar = () => new Promise()
4const foo = () => new Promise()
5
6const [err, data] = await into(bar(), foo()) // data = [boolean, string]
7// or pass in an Array
8const [err, data] = await into([bar(), foo()]) // data = [boolean, string]

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License

MIT