Reputation: 720
I have a function:
calculateDemand(skills) {
let average = 0;
let demandArray = [];
// logic to make demandArray equal something
Promise.resolve(demandArray);
}
which I call inside another function here
this.calculateDemand(skills).then((demandArray) => {
console.log(demandArray);
})
I get an error saying I am calling then on undefined. I have been reading documentation on promisejs.org on A+ implementation of Promises, but I am not sure how to solve this simple use case. Could someone provide an example of how I would correct this code?
Before this, I was constructing new promises everytime using the constructor anti-pattern
, so I am looking for best-practice.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 30
Reputation: 1263
You have to change your last line to read return Promise.resolve(demandArray);
in calculateDemand()
Upvotes: 1