Closed EltonLobo07 closed 1 month ago
For schemas, it is straightforward, as I can use any schema after awaiting the promise schema. That means, every schema can be listed.
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For methods, I copied the list from the
promise
schema and separated the sync and async methods properly...
I would only list the pipeAsync
method. All other methods are not directly related to awaitAsync
.
Thank you!
Since
awaitAsync
did not have an equivalent sync action (which is obvious but mentioned for context), I had to fill in the "related" schemas, methods, and utils. So I might have made a mistake, especially relating some methods toawaitAsync
. I'll share my thoughts:promise
schema. That means, every schema can be listed.promise
schema and separated the sync and async methods properly. I think if a user needs to check the resolved value of a promise, the user will have to use thepromise
schema along with theawaitAsync
action always. Then can proceed using any combination of schemas, methods and actions.Let me know if the reasoning is flawed.