p-tap
Tap into a promise chain without affecting its value or state
Last updated 6 years ago
by sindresorhus
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p-tap
Tap into a promise chain without affecting its value or state
Install
$ npm install p-tap
Usage
import pTap from 'p-tap';
Promise.resolve('unicorn')
.then(pTap(console.log)) // Logs `unicorn`
.then(value => {
// `value` is still `unicorn`
});
import pTap from 'p-tap';
getUser()
.then(pTap(user => recordStatsAsync(user))) // Stats are saved about `user` async before the chain continues
.then(user => {
// `user` is the user from getUser(), not recordStatsAsync()
});
import pTap from 'p-tap';
Promise.resolve(() => doSomething())
.catch(pTap.catch(console.error)) // Prints any errors
.then(handleSuccess)
.catch(handleError);
API
pTap(tapHandler)
Use this in a .then() method.
Returns a thunk that returns a Promise.
pTap.catch(tapHandler)
Use this in a .catch() method.
Returns a thunk that returns a Promise.
tapHandler
Type: Function
Any return value is ignored. Exceptions thrown in tapHandler are relayed back to the original promise chain.
If tapHandler returns a Promise, it will be awaited before passing through the original value.
Related
- p-log - Log the value/error of a promise
- p-if - Conditional promise chains
- p-catch-if - Conditional promise catch handler
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Current Tags
- 4.0.0 ... latest (4 years ago)