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guntis_dev | 2 months ago

Quick question - would something like this cover the basic cancelable promise use case, or am I missing something important about what LazyPromise does differently?

  function cancelablePromise() {
    const promise = new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 1000))
  
    let cancel: () => void
    const cancelPromise = new Promise((_, reject) => {
      cancel = () => reject("promise canceled")
    })
  
    const wrappedPromise = Promise.race([promise, cancelPromise])
  
    return {
      promise: wrappedPromise,
      cancel: cancel,
    }
  }

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ivan7237d|1 month ago

Yeah, I think this will cover the basic use-case, although the way I'd approach this is by starting with AbortSignal API and then maybe creating a wrapper around it. In a way `eager` and `lazy` functions from LazyPromise library are such wrappers.