How to use p-lazy - 1 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few p-lazy examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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export const createLazyDeferred = () => {
let state;
let resolvedWith;
let rejectedWith;
let resolveCallback;
let rejectCallback;
const promise = new pLazy((resolve, reject) => {
if (state === 'resolved') {
resolve(resolvedWith);
} else if (state === 'rejected') {
reject(rejectedWith);
} else {
resolveCallback = resolve;
rejectCallback = reject;
}
});
return {
promise,
resolve: val => {
if (resolveCallback) {
resolveCallback(val);
} else {p-lazy
Create a lazy promise that defers execution until it's awaited or when `.then()`, `.catch()`, or `.finally()` is called
