Reputation: 674
I see that the examples on https://hyperstack.org/ describes making a fetch as a wrapper around priomsies.
I know that in JS async/await is syntatic sugar around promises, but Im curious if I can use the async/await pattern with the Hyperloop ruby wrapper around JS?
Upvotes: 1
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Its not really needed. Essentially Async/Await is some syntactic sugar that makes async control easier to use.
In hyperstack you can just go ahead and use the "old fashioned" promises (which is what async/await boil down to) but they are just as easy to understand and take no more code.
If you care to post an example of of JS code using Async/Await, I can update the answer with the Hyperstack equivilent.
Upvotes: 1