promisify-event-rcv


###Description

This module gives the simple capability of wrapping almost any kind of function inside an event handler for a given Event Emitter and an event name.
Then it returns a promise that resolves when the event has been received, and optionally rejects on a given timeout or when other events have been received.

This is quite a common pattern on my day to day and have been so usefull so I decided to share it.

I also found other similar libraries on npm, be sure to check them out because they may fit better your needs:
- Promisify-event
- P-event (this one gave me the idea of adding the rejectionEvents option)
- Promisify-events

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###License: MIT
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