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Proxy encapsulates asynchronous calls of small programs

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I wrote last time:

For those who didn’t read last time, here it is: Use async/await

function wxPromisify(fn) {
    return async function(args) {
        return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
            fn({
                ...(args || {}),
                success: res => resolve(res),
                fail: err => reject(err)
            });
        });
    };
}

export function toAsync(names) {
    return (names || [])
        .map(name => (
            {
                name,
                member: wx[name]
            }
        ))
        .filter(t => typeof t.member === "function")
        .reduce((r, t) => {
            r[t.name] = wxPromisify(wx[t.name]);
            return r;
        }, {});
}
// pages/somepage/somepage.jsimport { toAsync } = require("../../utils/async");
// ...const awx = toAsync(["login", "request"]);await awx.login();await awx.request({...});
# in WeChat mini program ##Isn’t this already encapsulated?

This time I wrote a different package. Because it is really annoying to write multiple toAsync calls in a small program!


Can it be encapsulated once and called everywhere? able! Encapsulate all methods used during initialization. However, there will inevitably be omissions.

Can it be encapsulated once and called everywhere without initialization?

able! Show off the Proxy master:

// utils/asyncjsfunction wxPromisify(fn) { ... }   
 // 前面已经定义过了export function asyncProxy(target) {    
 return new Proxy(target, {       
      cache: {},      
      get(it, prop) {       
          const aFn = this.cache[prop];   
          if (aFn) { return aFn; }  
          const v = it[prop];      
                if (typeof v !== "function") {          
                      return v;
            }            
            return this.cache[prop] = wxPromisify(v);
        }
    });
}
// app.jsimport { asyncProxy } from "./utils/async";

App({    onLaunch: function() {
        wx.awx = asyncProxy(wx);        // ....
    }
})
// pages/somepage/somepage// ...const { awx } = wx;await awx.login();await awx.request({...});

Explanation:

Because awx is the wx object of the proxy, when calling awx.login(), the proxy's get(wx, "login" is actually called first ), find something to use instead of wx.login .

According to the logic in the above code, first look for the result encapsulated using wxPromisify() from the cache. If there is one, return it directly; if not, first encapsulate it into a function of the Promise network, store it in the cache, and then return it.

An intuitive description is probably like this:

awx.login();
   ^^^^^^   get(wx, "login")

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