Great article! In NodeJS I usually prefer the one-liner version:
const sleep = require('util').promisify(setTimeout);
The docs say it only works if the original function takes the callback as the final argument, setTimeout takes the callback as the first argument. Does this code even work? nodejs.org/dist/latest-v8.x/docs/a...
setTimeout
Functions can define their own promisified version using a symbol, which is what setTimeout does in Node.js
So yes, it works.
That makes sense. Good to know if we're using Node.js
I think it got to be a Node.js style callback with err as the first parameter.
err
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Great article! In NodeJS I usually prefer the one-liner version:
The docs say it only works if the original function takes the callback as the final argument,
setTimeouttakes the callback as the first argument. Does this code even work? nodejs.org/dist/latest-v8.x/docs/a...Functions can define their own promisified version using a symbol, which is what setTimeout does in Node.js
So yes, it works.
That makes sense. Good to know if we're using Node.js
I think it got to be a Node.js style callback with
erras the first parameter.