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Standard library
Map over promises concurrently
- promise
- map
- resolved
- wait
- collection
- iterable
- iterator
- race
- fulfilled
- async
- await
- promises
- concurrently
- concurrency
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Standard library
Async iterable that maps an async iterable input with backpressure.
ECMAScript 6 (Harmony) compatibility shims for legacy JavaScript engines
Simple helper function to name promises rather than handling them as an array of unnamed indexes.
asynchronous map and filter while keeping a given concurrency limit
A dangerously convienient, high performance and super lightweight utility (2.7kb) that injects methods into the Object prototype to sugar for many common use cases working with Javascript objects.
The arehs ensures the best possible large batch processing, which is oriented towards event-driven chunk processing.
- arehs
- async
- asynciterator
- await
- batch
- bluebird
- chunk
- concurrency
- concurrently
- cron
- event
- job
- large
- parallel
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Polymorphic curried map for functional style JS
Standard library
Fast promise utilities
Some module
- promise
- promisify
- promisifyall
- es6
- es6 promise
- es6 class
- async
- series
- pipe
- compose
- generator
- try/catch
- map
- all
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Concurrency control for awaiting an array of async results
Set of methods allowing simplify work with promises in cycle such as: forEach, map, find, filter, reduce, while, transform. Besides there are methods for comfortable work with promises or asynchronous operations - all, retry, timeout.
- promise
- promises
- performance
- async
- await
- deferred
- deferreds
- future
- flow control
- fluent interface
- promise methods
- foreach
- reduce
- filter
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A collection of streams that work well with promises (through, map, reduce)
Detect which ES6 (ES2015 and above) features are available
- detect
- es6
- feature
- class
- arrow function
- let
- array
- Map
- Set
- generator
- promise
- template string
- symbol
- destructuring
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Like `await Promise.all(mytasks.map(async (item) => ....))`, but with super-powers
Promise Helpers