TThenable<T>: {
src: T | Promise<T>;
then: ((okHandler: ((value: any, isSync?: boolean) => any)) => any);
value?: T;
}
Type declaration
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src: T | Promise<T>
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then: ((okHandler: ((value: any, isSync?: boolean) => any)) => any)
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- (okHandler: ((value: any, isSync?: boolean) => any)): any
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Parameters
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okHandler: ((value: any, isSync?: boolean) => any)
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- (value: any, isSync?: boolean): any
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Parameters
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value: any
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Optional isSync: boolean
Returns any
Returns any
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Optional value?: T
Used by the thenable method, that turns any synchronous value into something with a 'then' method, so we can reuse the same code regardless whether the input is synchronous or asynchronous.
It exposes 2 properties: then(), which works as you know from promises, and src, which is the actual input (which is either a simple value or a promise).