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Hi tj,I 'm new to nodejs.I don't know the function named done where transfer.I have been very confused
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the thing is, thunkify is pretty cool when used together with core.async in clojurescript example: unfortunately right now i'm forced to wrap the thunk in order to return a chan (which is then used in the go block). It would be waaay cooler if thunkify could return clojurescript channels directly (maybe through a configuration parameter or something, to be transparent to existing co-wrappers. it appears to me that the easiest way here is to rewrite thunkify in clojurescript and to (optionally) return a chan from there, but i'm open to suggestions :) yawnt
Fixes https://github.com/tj/node-thunkify/issues/10
Now that the license has been added via https://github.com/tj/node-thunkify/pull/30 would you be able to publish a new version? I know this is a pain for an old repo, but its still technically a legal issue in some cases if a transitive dep is missing a license. Thanks again, and sorry for the trouble
Repository: tj/node-thunkify. Description: Turn a regular node function into one which returns a thunk Stars: 858, Forks: 38. Primary language: JavaScript. Languages: JavaScript (96.7%), Makefile (3.3%). License: MIT. Open PRs: 4, open issues: 5. Last activity: 8y ago. Community health: 42%. Top contributors: tj, a8m, EvanCarroll, robcresswell.