Now let's say you're in a route handler where the buck stops, and you need to compose any number of async calls, some branching on if-else logic and/or the resu

Now let's say you're in a route handler where the buck stops, and you need to compose any number of async calls, some branching on if-else logic and/or the results of other async calls. This is where the "just wrap it" argument breaks down. Though I think promises are only slightly better when you have if-else branches that add to the async chain. It's not til async/await where Javascript finally hits its stride.