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2.2.0

17 Nov 22:18
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2.1.3

17 Nov 22:11
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2.1.2

13 Apr 18:28
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FutureJS 2.1.2

Bug Fixes

  • The Future.all method now finishes immediately when called with an empty array instead of locking.
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2.1.1

23 Nov 16:03
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FutureJS 2.1.1

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The Future.all method now supports objects in addition to arrays. When an object is provided the Future will resolve with an object with each Future result in the key that was provided in the Future.all call.

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2.0.0

07 Mar 18:30
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2.0.0

FutureJS 2.0.0

Breaking Changes

  • Converting Promise functions into Futures now works by calling Future.tryP(() => fnToPromise) instead of working as a Future constructor.
  • Type Changes: Futures now allow for custom error types to be defined as the first argument to the Future generic. Futures now have the type Future<L, R> where L is the failure case type and R is the success type.

New Methods

  • Added tryF, tryP, and encase as new methods.
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