Nice, yes I ended up solving it like this:
class CustomRequest { then(fn) { return new CustomRequest( this.promise.then(fn), this.abortController, ); } catch(fn) { return new CustomRequest( this.promise.catch(fn), this.abortController, ); } }
Though not complete, it does the job and could be improved as the needs arise.
Thanks again for pointing this out, I've made an edit in the post to explain to future readers.
The pattern is very similar to Monads (in fact some explanaions shows promises as example of modals) and Monad should never mutate the data.
Ohh cool, never thought of promises as monads, makes sense
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Nice, yes I ended up solving it like this:
Though not complete, it does the job and could be improved as the needs arise.
Thanks again for pointing this out, I've made an edit in the post to explain to future readers.
Ohh cool, never thought of promises as monads, makes sense