Naive callbackification 🙈
npm install @alexbinary/callbackifyNaive callbackification 🙈
WARNING: This is a very basic implementation that works in simple cases but will probably break in more advanced situations.
Install using npm or yarn :
``bash`
$ npm install @alexbinary/callbackifyor
$ yarn add @alexbinary/callbackify
`javascript
let callbackify = require('@alexbinary/callbackify')
function f () { return Promise.resolve('ok') }
callbackify(f)((err, result) => {
if (err) console.error(err)
else console.log(result) // 'ok'
})
`
`javascript`
let callbackify = require('@alexbinary/callbackify')
Returns a function that forwards all its arguments to function and takes a callback as last argument.
function is expected to return a Promise.
If the promise rejects then the callback is called with the error as first argument.
If the promise resolves then the callback is called with null as first argument and then all the resolved arguments (node callback style).
Note that the returned function can still be used with a Promise style.
This method is idempotent, i.e. if function is the result of calling callbackify then the returned value is function itself. This is done by defining a Symbol property on the returned object and checking for that property before processing.
Replaces methods in given object whose names are listed in methods by the result of callbackify(method).
Returns object`.
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