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In the submitted article, two callback methods are usually provided (one for success and another for failure). Is that possible when using generators? If so,
by ihaveqvestion 13y ago
In the submitted article, two callback methods are usually provided (one for success and another for failure). Is that possible when using generators? If so, what does that look like?
- sciolistse 13y agoIn generator code you'd use try/catch to handle failure instead. try { var user = yield Users.get(1234); return user.name; } catch(ex) { // do whatever } rather than.. return Users.get(1234).then( function (u) { return u.name; }, function (ex) { /* do whatever */ } );
- spion 13y agoThose are not entirely equivalent. For example, if you make a typo when writing "user" or "u", the first one will catch that typo (cannot get property name of undefined) while the second one will not. Users.get(1234) .then(u => u.name) .catch(ex => 1/* do whatever */);