Yes, This is definitely the solution! Node has native support for dealing with multiple async promises.
You could even remove the variable assignment (though JS is going to assign it to a temp anyways);
return Promise.all(orders.map(api.sendOrder)) .then(allOrders => { ... });
Thats if sendOrder does not need its functional context. Semantically the same solution, though.
sendOrder
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Yes, This is definitely the solution! Node has native support for dealing with multiple async promises.
You could even remove the variable assignment (though JS is going to assign it to a temp anyways);
Thats if
sendOrderdoes not need its functional context. Semantically the same solution, though.