Turning nested jQuery Promises into flat code structure using .done() and .then()
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This code uses jQuery promises in combination with callbacks does the following:
- Saves Group UUID to server using
storeGroupOnServer()
- Creates a DOM element for the group using
createGroupDomNode()
- Creates child elements for each image, using
createNewChildDomNode()
How can this be written more flat (avoiding the nesting), using .then()
?
var groupPromise = groupInstance.promise();
var arrayOfFiles = groupInstance.files();
groupPromise.done(function(fileGroupInfo) {
storeGroupOnServer(fileGroupInfo.uuid, function(groupid){
createGroupDomNode(groupid, function(groupnode){
$.each(arrayOfFiles, function(i, file) {
file.done(function(fileInfo) {
createNewChildDomNode(fileInfo.cdnUrl, groupnode);
});
});
});
});
});
Step 1: storeGroupOnServer()
:
storeGroupOnServer = function(uuid, callback) {
$.post('saveGroup.php', {uuid:uuid},
function(data) {
callback(data.groupid);
},'json');
};
Step 2: createGroupDomNode()
:
createGroupDomNode = function(groupid, callback) {
var cloner = $('#cloner');
var newnode = cloner.clone(true);
newnode.attr('id',groupid);
newnode.removeClass('hide');
cloner.after(newnode);
callback(newnode);
}
Step 3: createNewChildDomNode()
:
function createNewChildDomNode(imgpath, groupdom){
imgnode = $('<img/>').attr('src',imgpath);
picnode = $('<picture/>').append(imgnode);
$(groupdom).first().prepend(picnode);
}
javascript jquery promise
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This code uses jQuery promises in combination with callbacks does the following:
- Saves Group UUID to server using
storeGroupOnServer()
- Creates a DOM element for the group using
createGroupDomNode()
- Creates child elements for each image, using
createNewChildDomNode()
How can this be written more flat (avoiding the nesting), using .then()
?
var groupPromise = groupInstance.promise();
var arrayOfFiles = groupInstance.files();
groupPromise.done(function(fileGroupInfo) {
storeGroupOnServer(fileGroupInfo.uuid, function(groupid){
createGroupDomNode(groupid, function(groupnode){
$.each(arrayOfFiles, function(i, file) {
file.done(function(fileInfo) {
createNewChildDomNode(fileInfo.cdnUrl, groupnode);
});
});
});
});
});
Step 1: storeGroupOnServer()
:
storeGroupOnServer = function(uuid, callback) {
$.post('saveGroup.php', {uuid:uuid},
function(data) {
callback(data.groupid);
},'json');
};
Step 2: createGroupDomNode()
:
createGroupDomNode = function(groupid, callback) {
var cloner = $('#cloner');
var newnode = cloner.clone(true);
newnode.attr('id',groupid);
newnode.removeClass('hide');
cloner.after(newnode);
callback(newnode);
}
Step 3: createNewChildDomNode()
:
function createNewChildDomNode(imgpath, groupdom){
imgnode = $('<img/>').attr('src',imgpath);
picnode = $('<picture/>').append(imgnode);
$(groupdom).first().prepend(picnode);
}
javascript jquery promise
Where isarrayOfFiles
defined?
– guest271314
yesterday
@guest271314 Is defined outside the function, I've added it for completeness.
– bart
11 hours ago
If aPromise
isreturn
ed from the function calls one pattern that could potentially be used isgroupPromise.then(storeGroupServer).then(createGroupDomNode).then(groupNode=>Promise.all(arrayOfFiles.map(createNewChildDomNode))).catch(err=>console.error(err))
, instead ofcalback(<function_call>)
– guest271314
9 hours ago
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This code uses jQuery promises in combination with callbacks does the following:
- Saves Group UUID to server using
storeGroupOnServer()
- Creates a DOM element for the group using
createGroupDomNode()
- Creates child elements for each image, using
createNewChildDomNode()
How can this be written more flat (avoiding the nesting), using .then()
?
var groupPromise = groupInstance.promise();
var arrayOfFiles = groupInstance.files();
groupPromise.done(function(fileGroupInfo) {
storeGroupOnServer(fileGroupInfo.uuid, function(groupid){
createGroupDomNode(groupid, function(groupnode){
$.each(arrayOfFiles, function(i, file) {
file.done(function(fileInfo) {
createNewChildDomNode(fileInfo.cdnUrl, groupnode);
});
});
});
});
});
Step 1: storeGroupOnServer()
:
storeGroupOnServer = function(uuid, callback) {
$.post('saveGroup.php', {uuid:uuid},
function(data) {
callback(data.groupid);
},'json');
};
Step 2: createGroupDomNode()
:
createGroupDomNode = function(groupid, callback) {
var cloner = $('#cloner');
var newnode = cloner.clone(true);
newnode.attr('id',groupid);
newnode.removeClass('hide');
cloner.after(newnode);
callback(newnode);
}
Step 3: createNewChildDomNode()
:
function createNewChildDomNode(imgpath, groupdom){
imgnode = $('<img/>').attr('src',imgpath);
picnode = $('<picture/>').append(imgnode);
$(groupdom).first().prepend(picnode);
}
javascript jquery promise
This code uses jQuery promises in combination with callbacks does the following:
- Saves Group UUID to server using
storeGroupOnServer()
- Creates a DOM element for the group using
createGroupDomNode()
- Creates child elements for each image, using
createNewChildDomNode()
How can this be written more flat (avoiding the nesting), using .then()
?
var groupPromise = groupInstance.promise();
var arrayOfFiles = groupInstance.files();
groupPromise.done(function(fileGroupInfo) {
storeGroupOnServer(fileGroupInfo.uuid, function(groupid){
createGroupDomNode(groupid, function(groupnode){
$.each(arrayOfFiles, function(i, file) {
file.done(function(fileInfo) {
createNewChildDomNode(fileInfo.cdnUrl, groupnode);
});
});
});
});
});
Step 1: storeGroupOnServer()
:
storeGroupOnServer = function(uuid, callback) {
$.post('saveGroup.php', {uuid:uuid},
function(data) {
callback(data.groupid);
},'json');
};
Step 2: createGroupDomNode()
:
createGroupDomNode = function(groupid, callback) {
var cloner = $('#cloner');
var newnode = cloner.clone(true);
newnode.attr('id',groupid);
newnode.removeClass('hide');
cloner.after(newnode);
callback(newnode);
}
Step 3: createNewChildDomNode()
:
function createNewChildDomNode(imgpath, groupdom){
imgnode = $('<img/>').attr('src',imgpath);
picnode = $('<picture/>').append(imgnode);
$(groupdom).first().prepend(picnode);
}
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javascript jquery promise
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Where isarrayOfFiles
defined?
– guest271314
yesterday
@guest271314 Is defined outside the function, I've added it for completeness.
– bart
11 hours ago
If aPromise
isreturn
ed from the function calls one pattern that could potentially be used isgroupPromise.then(storeGroupServer).then(createGroupDomNode).then(groupNode=>Promise.all(arrayOfFiles.map(createNewChildDomNode))).catch(err=>console.error(err))
, instead ofcalback(<function_call>)
– guest271314
9 hours ago
add a comment |
Where isarrayOfFiles
defined?
– guest271314
yesterday
@guest271314 Is defined outside the function, I've added it for completeness.
– bart
11 hours ago
If aPromise
isreturn
ed from the function calls one pattern that could potentially be used isgroupPromise.then(storeGroupServer).then(createGroupDomNode).then(groupNode=>Promise.all(arrayOfFiles.map(createNewChildDomNode))).catch(err=>console.error(err))
, instead ofcalback(<function_call>)
– guest271314
9 hours ago
Where is
arrayOfFiles
defined?– guest271314
yesterday
Where is
arrayOfFiles
defined?– guest271314
yesterday
@guest271314 Is defined outside the function, I've added it for completeness.
– bart
11 hours ago
@guest271314 Is defined outside the function, I've added it for completeness.
– bart
11 hours ago
If a
Promise
is return
ed from the function calls one pattern that could potentially be used is groupPromise.then(storeGroupServer).then(createGroupDomNode).then(groupNode=>Promise.all(arrayOfFiles.map(createNewChildDomNode))).catch(err=>console.error(err))
, instead of calback(<function_call>)
– guest271314
9 hours ago
If a
Promise
is return
ed from the function calls one pattern that could potentially be used is groupPromise.then(storeGroupServer).then(createGroupDomNode).then(groupNode=>Promise.all(arrayOfFiles.map(createNewChildDomNode))).catch(err=>console.error(err))
, instead of calback(<function_call>)
– guest271314
9 hours ago
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You can substitute return
ing Promise
objects from functions for using callbacks as parameters to function, to chain .then()
and .catch()
. Array.prototype.map()
and Promise.all()
can be substituted for jQuery.each()
which does not await the fulfillment of Promise
objects iterated.
Which requires return
ing the jQuery promise object from storeGroupOnServer
storeGroupOnServer = function(uuid, callback) {
return $.post('saveGroup.php', {uuid:uuid},'json')
.then(function(data) {
return data.groupid;
});
};
and returning a jQuery promise object of Promise
from createGroupDomNode
createGroupDomNode = function(groupid, callback) {
var cloner = $('#cloner');
var newnode = cloner.clone(true);
newnode.attr('id',groupid);
newnode.removeClass('hide');
cloner.after(newnode);
return $.Deferred().resolve(newnode);
}
and awaiting <img>
element load
event
function createNewChildDomNode(imgpath, groupdom){
return $.Deferred(function(dfd) {
imgnode = $('<img/>')
.on("load", dfd.resolve)
.on("error", dfd.reject)
.attr('src',imgpath);
picnode = $('<picture/>').append(imgnode);
$(groupdom).first().prepend(picnode);
}).promise();
}
For example
const data = {
uuid: {
1: 4,
2: 5,
3: 6
}
};
const response = {
4: "a",
5: "b",
6: "c"
};
const groupPromise = Promise.resolve(data.uuid[1]); // initial `Promise`
const arrayOfFiles = [Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 10
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 20
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 30
}
})];
const storeGroupOnServer = (uuid) => {
console.log({
uuid
});
// `return` response `Promise`
return Promise.resolve(response[uuid])
};
const createGroupDomNode = (groupid) => {
console.log({
groupid
});
// `return` `groupid`
return Promise.resolve(groupid)
};
const createNewChildDomNode = (groupdom, {
// destructure `cdnUrl` define as `imgpath`
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: imgpath
}
}) => {
console.log({
imgpath,
groupdom
});
// process `<img>` elements here
// `return` resolved or rejected `Promise`
// at `load` or `error` event
return Promise.resolve("done processing " + imgpath)
};
let handleFiles = (groupnode, file) => {
console.log({
groupnode,
file
});
// handle each `file` `Promise`, pass `group` node to
// function passed to `.then()`
return file.then(createNewChildDomNode.bind(null, groupnode))
};
const handleGroupDomNodes = (groupnode) => {
console.log({
groupnode
});
// use `Promise.all()`, `.map()` to process array of `Promise` objects
return Promise.all(
arrayOfFiles.map(handleFiles.bind(null, groupnode))
)
};
groupPromise
.then(storeGroupOnServer)
.then(createGroupDomNode)
.then(handleGroupDomNodes)
.then(complete => console.log(complete)) // to illustrate chain completes
.catch(err => console.error(err)); // handle errors in chain
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active
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up vote
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down vote
You can substitute return
ing Promise
objects from functions for using callbacks as parameters to function, to chain .then()
and .catch()
. Array.prototype.map()
and Promise.all()
can be substituted for jQuery.each()
which does not await the fulfillment of Promise
objects iterated.
Which requires return
ing the jQuery promise object from storeGroupOnServer
storeGroupOnServer = function(uuid, callback) {
return $.post('saveGroup.php', {uuid:uuid},'json')
.then(function(data) {
return data.groupid;
});
};
and returning a jQuery promise object of Promise
from createGroupDomNode
createGroupDomNode = function(groupid, callback) {
var cloner = $('#cloner');
var newnode = cloner.clone(true);
newnode.attr('id',groupid);
newnode.removeClass('hide');
cloner.after(newnode);
return $.Deferred().resolve(newnode);
}
and awaiting <img>
element load
event
function createNewChildDomNode(imgpath, groupdom){
return $.Deferred(function(dfd) {
imgnode = $('<img/>')
.on("load", dfd.resolve)
.on("error", dfd.reject)
.attr('src',imgpath);
picnode = $('<picture/>').append(imgnode);
$(groupdom).first().prepend(picnode);
}).promise();
}
For example
const data = {
uuid: {
1: 4,
2: 5,
3: 6
}
};
const response = {
4: "a",
5: "b",
6: "c"
};
const groupPromise = Promise.resolve(data.uuid[1]); // initial `Promise`
const arrayOfFiles = [Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 10
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 20
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 30
}
})];
const storeGroupOnServer = (uuid) => {
console.log({
uuid
});
// `return` response `Promise`
return Promise.resolve(response[uuid])
};
const createGroupDomNode = (groupid) => {
console.log({
groupid
});
// `return` `groupid`
return Promise.resolve(groupid)
};
const createNewChildDomNode = (groupdom, {
// destructure `cdnUrl` define as `imgpath`
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: imgpath
}
}) => {
console.log({
imgpath,
groupdom
});
// process `<img>` elements here
// `return` resolved or rejected `Promise`
// at `load` or `error` event
return Promise.resolve("done processing " + imgpath)
};
let handleFiles = (groupnode, file) => {
console.log({
groupnode,
file
});
// handle each `file` `Promise`, pass `group` node to
// function passed to `.then()`
return file.then(createNewChildDomNode.bind(null, groupnode))
};
const handleGroupDomNodes = (groupnode) => {
console.log({
groupnode
});
// use `Promise.all()`, `.map()` to process array of `Promise` objects
return Promise.all(
arrayOfFiles.map(handleFiles.bind(null, groupnode))
)
};
groupPromise
.then(storeGroupOnServer)
.then(createGroupDomNode)
.then(handleGroupDomNodes)
.then(complete => console.log(complete)) // to illustrate chain completes
.catch(err => console.error(err)); // handle errors in chain
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
You can substitute return
ing Promise
objects from functions for using callbacks as parameters to function, to chain .then()
and .catch()
. Array.prototype.map()
and Promise.all()
can be substituted for jQuery.each()
which does not await the fulfillment of Promise
objects iterated.
Which requires return
ing the jQuery promise object from storeGroupOnServer
storeGroupOnServer = function(uuid, callback) {
return $.post('saveGroup.php', {uuid:uuid},'json')
.then(function(data) {
return data.groupid;
});
};
and returning a jQuery promise object of Promise
from createGroupDomNode
createGroupDomNode = function(groupid, callback) {
var cloner = $('#cloner');
var newnode = cloner.clone(true);
newnode.attr('id',groupid);
newnode.removeClass('hide');
cloner.after(newnode);
return $.Deferred().resolve(newnode);
}
and awaiting <img>
element load
event
function createNewChildDomNode(imgpath, groupdom){
return $.Deferred(function(dfd) {
imgnode = $('<img/>')
.on("load", dfd.resolve)
.on("error", dfd.reject)
.attr('src',imgpath);
picnode = $('<picture/>').append(imgnode);
$(groupdom).first().prepend(picnode);
}).promise();
}
For example
const data = {
uuid: {
1: 4,
2: 5,
3: 6
}
};
const response = {
4: "a",
5: "b",
6: "c"
};
const groupPromise = Promise.resolve(data.uuid[1]); // initial `Promise`
const arrayOfFiles = [Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 10
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 20
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 30
}
})];
const storeGroupOnServer = (uuid) => {
console.log({
uuid
});
// `return` response `Promise`
return Promise.resolve(response[uuid])
};
const createGroupDomNode = (groupid) => {
console.log({
groupid
});
// `return` `groupid`
return Promise.resolve(groupid)
};
const createNewChildDomNode = (groupdom, {
// destructure `cdnUrl` define as `imgpath`
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: imgpath
}
}) => {
console.log({
imgpath,
groupdom
});
// process `<img>` elements here
// `return` resolved or rejected `Promise`
// at `load` or `error` event
return Promise.resolve("done processing " + imgpath)
};
let handleFiles = (groupnode, file) => {
console.log({
groupnode,
file
});
// handle each `file` `Promise`, pass `group` node to
// function passed to `.then()`
return file.then(createNewChildDomNode.bind(null, groupnode))
};
const handleGroupDomNodes = (groupnode) => {
console.log({
groupnode
});
// use `Promise.all()`, `.map()` to process array of `Promise` objects
return Promise.all(
arrayOfFiles.map(handleFiles.bind(null, groupnode))
)
};
groupPromise
.then(storeGroupOnServer)
.then(createGroupDomNode)
.then(handleGroupDomNodes)
.then(complete => console.log(complete)) // to illustrate chain completes
.catch(err => console.error(err)); // handle errors in chain
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up vote
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You can substitute return
ing Promise
objects from functions for using callbacks as parameters to function, to chain .then()
and .catch()
. Array.prototype.map()
and Promise.all()
can be substituted for jQuery.each()
which does not await the fulfillment of Promise
objects iterated.
Which requires return
ing the jQuery promise object from storeGroupOnServer
storeGroupOnServer = function(uuid, callback) {
return $.post('saveGroup.php', {uuid:uuid},'json')
.then(function(data) {
return data.groupid;
});
};
and returning a jQuery promise object of Promise
from createGroupDomNode
createGroupDomNode = function(groupid, callback) {
var cloner = $('#cloner');
var newnode = cloner.clone(true);
newnode.attr('id',groupid);
newnode.removeClass('hide');
cloner.after(newnode);
return $.Deferred().resolve(newnode);
}
and awaiting <img>
element load
event
function createNewChildDomNode(imgpath, groupdom){
return $.Deferred(function(dfd) {
imgnode = $('<img/>')
.on("load", dfd.resolve)
.on("error", dfd.reject)
.attr('src',imgpath);
picnode = $('<picture/>').append(imgnode);
$(groupdom).first().prepend(picnode);
}).promise();
}
For example
const data = {
uuid: {
1: 4,
2: 5,
3: 6
}
};
const response = {
4: "a",
5: "b",
6: "c"
};
const groupPromise = Promise.resolve(data.uuid[1]); // initial `Promise`
const arrayOfFiles = [Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 10
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 20
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 30
}
})];
const storeGroupOnServer = (uuid) => {
console.log({
uuid
});
// `return` response `Promise`
return Promise.resolve(response[uuid])
};
const createGroupDomNode = (groupid) => {
console.log({
groupid
});
// `return` `groupid`
return Promise.resolve(groupid)
};
const createNewChildDomNode = (groupdom, {
// destructure `cdnUrl` define as `imgpath`
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: imgpath
}
}) => {
console.log({
imgpath,
groupdom
});
// process `<img>` elements here
// `return` resolved or rejected `Promise`
// at `load` or `error` event
return Promise.resolve("done processing " + imgpath)
};
let handleFiles = (groupnode, file) => {
console.log({
groupnode,
file
});
// handle each `file` `Promise`, pass `group` node to
// function passed to `.then()`
return file.then(createNewChildDomNode.bind(null, groupnode))
};
const handleGroupDomNodes = (groupnode) => {
console.log({
groupnode
});
// use `Promise.all()`, `.map()` to process array of `Promise` objects
return Promise.all(
arrayOfFiles.map(handleFiles.bind(null, groupnode))
)
};
groupPromise
.then(storeGroupOnServer)
.then(createGroupDomNode)
.then(handleGroupDomNodes)
.then(complete => console.log(complete)) // to illustrate chain completes
.catch(err => console.error(err)); // handle errors in chain
You can substitute return
ing Promise
objects from functions for using callbacks as parameters to function, to chain .then()
and .catch()
. Array.prototype.map()
and Promise.all()
can be substituted for jQuery.each()
which does not await the fulfillment of Promise
objects iterated.
Which requires return
ing the jQuery promise object from storeGroupOnServer
storeGroupOnServer = function(uuid, callback) {
return $.post('saveGroup.php', {uuid:uuid},'json')
.then(function(data) {
return data.groupid;
});
};
and returning a jQuery promise object of Promise
from createGroupDomNode
createGroupDomNode = function(groupid, callback) {
var cloner = $('#cloner');
var newnode = cloner.clone(true);
newnode.attr('id',groupid);
newnode.removeClass('hide');
cloner.after(newnode);
return $.Deferred().resolve(newnode);
}
and awaiting <img>
element load
event
function createNewChildDomNode(imgpath, groupdom){
return $.Deferred(function(dfd) {
imgnode = $('<img/>')
.on("load", dfd.resolve)
.on("error", dfd.reject)
.attr('src',imgpath);
picnode = $('<picture/>').append(imgnode);
$(groupdom).first().prepend(picnode);
}).promise();
}
For example
const data = {
uuid: {
1: 4,
2: 5,
3: 6
}
};
const response = {
4: "a",
5: "b",
6: "c"
};
const groupPromise = Promise.resolve(data.uuid[1]); // initial `Promise`
const arrayOfFiles = [Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 10
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 20
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 30
}
})];
const storeGroupOnServer = (uuid) => {
console.log({
uuid
});
// `return` response `Promise`
return Promise.resolve(response[uuid])
};
const createGroupDomNode = (groupid) => {
console.log({
groupid
});
// `return` `groupid`
return Promise.resolve(groupid)
};
const createNewChildDomNode = (groupdom, {
// destructure `cdnUrl` define as `imgpath`
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: imgpath
}
}) => {
console.log({
imgpath,
groupdom
});
// process `<img>` elements here
// `return` resolved or rejected `Promise`
// at `load` or `error` event
return Promise.resolve("done processing " + imgpath)
};
let handleFiles = (groupnode, file) => {
console.log({
groupnode,
file
});
// handle each `file` `Promise`, pass `group` node to
// function passed to `.then()`
return file.then(createNewChildDomNode.bind(null, groupnode))
};
const handleGroupDomNodes = (groupnode) => {
console.log({
groupnode
});
// use `Promise.all()`, `.map()` to process array of `Promise` objects
return Promise.all(
arrayOfFiles.map(handleFiles.bind(null, groupnode))
)
};
groupPromise
.then(storeGroupOnServer)
.then(createGroupDomNode)
.then(handleGroupDomNodes)
.then(complete => console.log(complete)) // to illustrate chain completes
.catch(err => console.error(err)); // handle errors in chain
const data = {
uuid: {
1: 4,
2: 5,
3: 6
}
};
const response = {
4: "a",
5: "b",
6: "c"
};
const groupPromise = Promise.resolve(data.uuid[1]); // initial `Promise`
const arrayOfFiles = [Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 10
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 20
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 30
}
})];
const storeGroupOnServer = (uuid) => {
console.log({
uuid
});
// `return` response `Promise`
return Promise.resolve(response[uuid])
};
const createGroupDomNode = (groupid) => {
console.log({
groupid
});
// `return` `groupid`
return Promise.resolve(groupid)
};
const createNewChildDomNode = (groupdom, {
// destructure `cdnUrl` define as `imgpath`
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: imgpath
}
}) => {
console.log({
imgpath,
groupdom
});
// process `<img>` elements here
// `return` resolved or rejected `Promise`
// at `load` or `error` event
return Promise.resolve("done processing " + imgpath)
};
let handleFiles = (groupnode, file) => {
console.log({
groupnode,
file
});
// handle each `file` `Promise`, pass `group` node to
// function passed to `.then()`
return file.then(createNewChildDomNode.bind(null, groupnode))
};
const handleGroupDomNodes = (groupnode) => {
console.log({
groupnode
});
// use `Promise.all()`, `.map()` to process array of `Promise` objects
return Promise.all(
arrayOfFiles.map(handleFiles.bind(null, groupnode))
)
};
groupPromise
.then(storeGroupOnServer)
.then(createGroupDomNode)
.then(handleGroupDomNodes)
.then(complete => console.log(complete)) // to illustrate chain completes
.catch(err => console.error(err)); // handle errors in chain
const data = {
uuid: {
1: 4,
2: 5,
3: 6
}
};
const response = {
4: "a",
5: "b",
6: "c"
};
const groupPromise = Promise.resolve(data.uuid[1]); // initial `Promise`
const arrayOfFiles = [Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 10
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 20
}
}), Promise.resolve({
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: 30
}
})];
const storeGroupOnServer = (uuid) => {
console.log({
uuid
});
// `return` response `Promise`
return Promise.resolve(response[uuid])
};
const createGroupDomNode = (groupid) => {
console.log({
groupid
});
// `return` `groupid`
return Promise.resolve(groupid)
};
const createNewChildDomNode = (groupdom, {
// destructure `cdnUrl` define as `imgpath`
fileInfo: {
cdnUrl: imgpath
}
}) => {
console.log({
imgpath,
groupdom
});
// process `<img>` elements here
// `return` resolved or rejected `Promise`
// at `load` or `error` event
return Promise.resolve("done processing " + imgpath)
};
let handleFiles = (groupnode, file) => {
console.log({
groupnode,
file
});
// handle each `file` `Promise`, pass `group` node to
// function passed to `.then()`
return file.then(createNewChildDomNode.bind(null, groupnode))
};
const handleGroupDomNodes = (groupnode) => {
console.log({
groupnode
});
// use `Promise.all()`, `.map()` to process array of `Promise` objects
return Promise.all(
arrayOfFiles.map(handleFiles.bind(null, groupnode))
)
};
groupPromise
.then(storeGroupOnServer)
.then(createGroupDomNode)
.then(handleGroupDomNodes)
.then(complete => console.log(complete)) // to illustrate chain completes
.catch(err => console.error(err)); // handle errors in chain
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Where is
arrayOfFiles
defined?– guest271314
yesterday
@guest271314 Is defined outside the function, I've added it for completeness.
– bart
11 hours ago
If a
Promise
isreturn
ed from the function calls one pattern that could potentially be used isgroupPromise.then(storeGroupServer).then(createGroupDomNode).then(groupNode=>Promise.all(arrayOfFiles.map(createNewChildDomNode))).catch(err=>console.error(err))
, instead ofcalback(<function_call>)
– guest271314
9 hours ago