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co-use.js

co using your choice of promise implementation

Current status

What's it for?

co is a brilliant module which allows you to code async code in a sync style using generators and yield.

Functions which use co return a promise.

The problem is that the promise implementation used within co is the native Javascript Promise and co doesn't make it possible to use an alternative implementation, for example bluebird.

This module adds an extra method .use() which allows the use of any promise implementation you like within co.

Usage

`co.use(Promise)`

Creates a new instance of co, which uses the Promise implementation provided.

var Bluebird = require('bluebird');
var co = require('co-use').use(Bluebird);

// now use `co` in the usual way
var p = co(function* () {});

console.log(p instanceof Bluebird); // true

Other methods

All other methods are the same as normal co.

Building co-use

I requested that this functionality be included in co (PR) but so far it has not.

So this module is made by loading co and wrapping the code to add the .use() method. I will endeavour to update this module when new versions of co are released. The version of co currently used is v4.6.0.

If you wish to build co-use with the most recent version of co, do the following: