promisejs | Lightweight javascript implementation of promises | Reactive Programming library

I have a simple nodejs script to download youtube video and convert to mp3. I have some problems with promise pattern and need some help. Basically, there is only one resolve();, but the script never reach that part. If I move resolve(); under console.log('Finished downloading! start to convert to mp3');

It starts to work, so the problem is something related to the resolve(); sitting side a callback function.

Full code: https://github.com/kenpeter/test_youtube_dl

Code snippet:

I'm using a vis.js network that takes in some data and add's said data as nodes within the network.

The only issue is that after the network has been declared (using the nodes and edges specified, which may be a lot) it takes a while for the nodes in the network to render in.

Even when I declare the network like so:

I'm looking at the implementation of simple promise from https://www.promisejs.org/implementing/

I get most of the things here... but I'm not sure why this particular example needs to store handler as an array.

if we are pushing array only when the state is PENDING by the following code

I started a simple Agent and I added a basic Intent named "myIntent" to it. I enabled fulfillment through the Firebase inline editor and, following the istructions I added a function named " myFunction" to the base one provided. This function contains a sample HTTPS GET request to https://reqres.in/api/users/2 .
My goal is to add a response to my intent based on the response provided by the GET call to the external API.

I'm currently making a Word Web Add-in using Visual Studio 2017 Community Edition (developing on Windows Server 2016 Standard - with RDP).

I need to add a dialog window to my application, because I need a little more screen estate for a part of my application.

So I'm showing a dialog as it's been explained over here: https://dev.office.com/docs/add-ins/develop/dialog-api-in-office-add-ins

I copied this code from an es6 generator functions tutorial into babel's online compiler in order to see what the generated code would look like

I have a simple for loop containing an async function, my problem is that the loop goes through all the values, then only executes the async function inside.

I have a nodejs server running and I installed the promise package which follows the promise api specs.

Since I succeeded in making denodeify(fn, length) work, I am now in the process of chaining promises, but I am failing to grasp the main concepts.

By reading the documentation example on the specification page, I reached the following code: