问题
I am trying the Promises everyone is so excited about. They're are supposed to reduce code complexity which is a feature I've yet to observe.
In my case, I have a function that returns Promise. The function invokes key up or down event on Android device over ADB. I call it like this:
press(B_KEY, 3000, client, device)
.then(function(result) {console.log("Key press done.");});
I would like to perform this action (call the press
) function) several times in sequence. I can do this manually:
press(B_KEY, 3000, client, device)
.then(function(result) {return press(B_KEY, 3000, client, device);})
.then(function(result) {return press(B_KEY, 3000, client, device);})
.then(function(result) {return press(B_KEY, 3000, client, device);})
// ad nauseam
I would like to have something like for
loop. I tried to think of pseudocode to show you, but any ideas I have are really ugly.
How to make for loop with all it's features in Promises?
回答1:
To achieve your goal you could use mapSeries() to iterate n times over an empty array:
return Promise.mapSeries(new Array(4), function() {
return press(B_KEY, 3000, client, device);
});
For more info about mapSeries() see the reference
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37463265/do-something-n-times-using-bluebird-promises