Promise.ass(iterable)

What is this?

A function that aliases the very handy Promise.all as Promise.ass.

Installing

npm i promise-ass

Why?

Have you ever typed Promise.ass instead of Promise.all, only to get a TypeError: Promise.ass() is not a function? Not anymore!

This is fantastic!

No it isn't.

When should I use this?

Never. Don't even think about using it at work or in production code of any sort.

License?

MIT

How to use

This is exported as a sole export of a CommonJS module. Just import the module, call the returned function, and you're all set.

require("promise-ass")();

Promise
  .ass([promise1, promise2, promise3])
  .then(([val1, val2, val3]) => {
    /* Do something with values */
  });

How to build

This literally just aliases an existing method of the Promise object so there are no dependencies and no building.

How to run tests

npm install --save-dev
npm test