In ES5 you can write a function like this const foo = args => 'bar'; and it will return bar when invoked. This is known as implicit return when it spans multiple lines you enclose it with in ( /* code */ ).
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Shouldn't the wrapper have a return before promise? Else it would return undefined
In ES5 you can write a function like this
const foo = args => 'bar';and it will return bar when invoked. This is known as implicit return when it spans multiple lines you enclose it with in( /* code */ ).