NativeBird

Ultralight promise extension compatible with Bluebird

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Introduction

中文介绍

As a pioneer in JavaScript async ecosystem, Bluebird is a great userland promise library with handy utility methods included. However the way it works leads to larger bundle size and more verbose stack trace.

NativeBird is compatible with a core Bluebird subset by extending native promise, and all of its extended APIs (implemented within ~200 lines) are fully tested with the corresponding test cases in Bluebird.

NativeBird can be used in several scenarios:

• To reuse promise utility methods like Promise.map and Promise.each without copying snippets from a gist.
• To perform migration in existing Bluebird projects.
• To simply learn JavaScript async operation skills 🐶.

Installation

npm install nativebird

import Promise from "nativebird";

It's also fine to copy promise.mjs and its type definition directly into your project directory.

API

• Static methods:
  • Promise.delay
  • Promise.try
  • Promise.each
  • Promise.mapSeries
  • Promise.map
  • Promise.reduce
  • Promise.defer (deprecated)
• Instance methods:
  • promise.delay
  • promise.map
  • promise.reduce
  • promise.mapSeries
  • promise.each
  • promise.timeout
  • promise.tap
  • promise.all
  • promise.spread
  • promise.asCallback

Since NativeBird inherits from native promise, all promise APIs defined in ECMAScript standard (say Promise.allSettled and Promise.any) are naturally supported.

Caveats

• Promise.cancel is not supported.
• Synchronous inspection (e.g. Promise.isFulfilled) is not supported.

Contribution

To implement a new API in Bluebird, please also port the corresponding test cases under test/mocha in Bluebird repo and test it with npm test.

License

MIT