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`AsyncIterator.prototype`, or a shared object to use.
Map over promises concurrently
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Get the first fulfilled promise that satisfies the provided testing function
- promise
- locate
- find
- finder
- search
- searcher
- test
- array
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[a]synchronous functional programming
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Minimal async jobs utility library, with streams support
Wrapper over JS iterator, which allows filter/map/etc with chaining
Combine async iterators into a Generator object (iterator and iterable)
Filter promises concurrently
A dangerously convienient, high performance and super lightweight utility (2.7kb) that injects methods into the Object prototype to sugar for many common use cases working with Javascript objects.
Wrapper over JS iterator, which allows filter/map/etc with chaining
Wrapper over JS iterator, which allows filter/map/etc with chaining
Create an async generator out of any value or combination of values and pipe async generators into each other
Convert push-based streams to pull-based async iterables
Async iterable that maps an async iterable input with backpressure.
Convert event emitters and event targets to ES async iterators
Compose asynchronous for/while/forOf loop cushily with Promises, decoupled from ES2015+ env and verbose babel compiling.
Compose asynchronous for/while/forOf loop cushily with Promises, decoupled from ES2015+ env and verbose babel compiling.
Make any iterator or iterable abortable via an AbortSignal
Utilities for functional programming with JavaScript async data (via async iterators). Use functional programming operations on async data (for example, streams)!
Convert Node.js streams to streaming iterables