Closed ibc closed 7 years ago
Yes, send
does return a promise with the result if you don't use a queue system.
See https://github.com/notifme/notifme-sdk/blob/master/src/sender.js#L34 (handleRequest is async)
Oh cool. May be the documentation/README should say that?
Yes sure, I'm updating the doc right now ;) Thanks for the feedback.
Thanks.
callbacks and errbacks are not nice, they happen out of context making it difficult to react differently on each send request.
IMHO rather than a global callback/errback, the send() method should return a Promise that resolves with the result of rejects with an Error (or custom Error child depending the failure).