dnode-p

Use promises in your dnode remote interface.

usage

Behaves just like dnode, but turns promises into callbacks under the hood.

const dnode = require('dnode-p')
 
const server = dnode({
  double: async (number) => {
    return number * 2
  },
  explode: async () => {
    throw new Error('Kablaaaam!')
  }
})
server.listen(5004)

credits

based on dnode-promise