On Fri, Oct 3, 2014 at 9:21 AM, Axel Rauschmayer <a...@rauschma.de> wrote:
> AFAICT, `Promise.resolve()` is enough to convert jQuery deferreds to the ES6
> API. Correct?
AFAIK `Promise.resolve()` should be enough to turn any thenable into a promise.
And when you subclass, `SubPromise.resolve(p)` should be enough to
turn any thenable or promise of a different subclass into your
subclass.
I have considered rewriting my `prfun` library of Promise utilities so
that it creates a subclass of Promise rather than adding methods to
the global prototype. This would require `var Promise =
require('prfun')` would return the subclass, and you'd need to do
`Promise.resolve(p)` whenever you got a promise (or thenable) from
"outside" your API in order to ensure that the result had the `prfun`
methods.
(If I'm misunderstanding `Promise.resolve`, let me know!)
--scott
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