@async-af/wrapper

This is the standalone AsyncAF package for AsyncAfWrapper.

AsyncAfWrapper is one option for cherry-picking only the AsyncAF methods you'd like to use in your code, rather than pulling in the entire AsyncAF library (A.K.A. async-af).

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- check out the docs for AsyncAfWrapper;
- for more general setup, take a look at
- the AsyncAF docs
- the main AsyncAF README
- or just continue reading for an example of how to use AsyncAfWrapper

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Say you only want to use mapAF, filterAF, forEachAF, and logAF instead of pulling in the entire AsyncAF library.

First, install the separate packages (e.g., for npm):

$ npm install--save @async-af/{wrapper,map,filter,foreach,log}

Then import the packages:

``js
import AsyncAF from '@async-af/wrapper'; // aliasing 'AsyncAfWrapper' as 'AsyncAF'
import mapAF from '@async-af/map';
import filterAF from '@async-af/filter';
import forEachAF from '@async-af/foreach';
import logAF from '@async-af/log';
`

_If you'd like to save some vertical screen real estate and cut the imports down to one line, see_ Wrapper/Use: Too Many 🤬 Imports!?

Now call use, including all prototype methods you'd like to add to AsyncAfWrapper's prototype in the first argument, prototypeMethods and all static methods you'd like to add to AsyncAfWrapper in the second optional argument, staticMethods
`js
AsyncAF.use({ // prototype methods go in the first argument
mapAF,
filterAF,
forEachAF
}, { // static methods go in the second argument
logAF
});
`

Ready to go!
`js
const promises = [1, 2, 3].map(n => Promise.resolve(n));

AsyncAF(promises).mapAF(n => n * 2).filterAF(n => n !== 4).forEachAF(n => console.log(n));
// logs 2 then 6

AsyncAF.logAF(promises);
// @filename.js:24:9:
// [ 1, 2, 3 ]
// in 0.003 secs
`

protip: you can use the same technique to add your own custom prototype or static methods to AsyncAfWrapper or even to the main AsyncAF class; see use` for an example.