Agree with you @jordan Jaramillo. Btw, we can also use Promise.all to resolve this problem. Assume that we're fetching many requests. If one of them is successful, we'll return:
{ value: 20, status: success }
Otherwise
{ value: null, status: failed }
How about your thought?
The problem with promise.all is that you will not be able to access which ones were resolved correctly since it directly passes to the catch.
I mean that if any request is failed, we still use resolve instead of reject. We only change the returned status.
resolve
reject
{ value: null, status: failed, }
yes, you can do it that way, it's a good idea I hadn't thought about it but if you want to have it automatically you can use allSettled.
Agree !!!
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Agree with you @jordan Jaramillo. Btw, we can also use Promise.all to resolve this problem. Assume that we're fetching many requests. If one of them is successful, we'll return:
Otherwise
How about your thought?
The problem with promise.all is that you will not be able to access which ones were resolved correctly since it directly passes to the catch.
I mean that if any request is failed, we still use
resolveinstead ofreject. We only change the returned status.yes, you can do it that way, it's a good idea I hadn't thought about it but if you want to have it automatically you can use allSettled.
Agree !!!