Assuming I have a Koa web server with an endpoint like this:
const perform = require(...); // some generator function
exports.endpoint = function* () {
co
turns the generator function to Promises, and executes them async. Promise.all
waits for all of them to finish:
exports.getResults = function* () {
var actions = [...];
return yield Promise.all(actions.map(function(action) {
return co(function*() {
return yield perform(action);
}
}));
}
If the generators are used as coroutines, by simulating the async
/await
flow, then you should be able to do:
var results = yield Promise.all(actions.map(action => perform(action)));
or even:
var results = yield Promise.all(actions.map(perform));
I'm not sure about the exact usage here but when you use generators with co
or Bluebird.coroutine
then you're already using promises, so you may as well use them more explicitly.
So, instead of:
exports.getResults = function* () {
var actions = [...];
var results = [];
for (var action of actions) {
var result = yield perform(action);
results.push(results);
}
return results;
}
you can try:
exports.getResults = function* () {
var actions = [...];
return yield Promise.all(actions.map(perform));
}