Say I have this:
function getAllPromises(key, val): Promise {
const subDeps = someHash[key];
const acc = {}; // accumulated value
return subDeps.reduce(function (p, k) {
return p.then(v => getAllPromises(k, v)).then(function (v) {
acc[k] = v;
return acc;
});
}, Promise.resolve(val))
}
is there a way to avoid having to declare a separate variable:
const acc = {}; // accumulated value
and somehow return that from the promise chain instead?
Ultimately the acc variable is what gets resolved from the promise chain, but wondering if I can somehow avoid having to declare it "outside" the chain.
via Alexander Mills
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