How to use the resolve function from rsvp

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rsvp.resolve is a method in the RSVP.js library that returns a resolved promise with a given value.

npm-adapter-test.js

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  },
  {
    command: 'npm --version',
    callback() {
      runCount++;
      return RSVP.resolve({ stdout: '5.7.1' });
    },
  },
],
{ allowPassthrough: false }

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InstallPhaseEvent.js

GitHub: tgvashworth/ServiceWorker-Polyfill

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util.inherits(InstallPhaseEvent, Event);
module.exports = InstallPhaseEvent;


function InstallPhaseEvent(type) {
    Event.call(this, type);
    hide(this, '_wait', Promise.resolve());
}


InstallPhaseEvent.prototype.waitUntil = function (promise) {
    // FIXME: propagation? preventDefault?

How does rsvp.resolve work?

rsvp.resolve returns a promise that is resolved with a provided value or another promise.

When called with a non-promise value, rsvp.resolve returns a resolved promise with that value as its fulfillment value.

If passed a promise as an argument, rsvp.resolve simply returns that promise itself, without creating a new promise.

This method can be used to make sure that a function returns a promise, even if the function may sometimes return a non-promise value.

index-test.js

GitHub: ember-cli-deploy/ember-cli-deploy-s3

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distDir: process.cwd() + '/tests/fixtures/dist',
distFiles: ['app.css', 'app.js'],
ui: mockUi,
uploadClient: {
  upload: function(/* options */) {
    return RSVP.resolve(['app.css', 'app.js']);
  }
},
config: {
  s3: {

index.js

GitHub: dschmidt/ember-cli-deploy-sentry

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createRelease: function createRelease(error) {
  if (error.statusCode === 404) {
    this.log('Release does not exist. Creating.', {verbose: true});
  } else if (error.statusCode === 400) {
    this.log('Bad Request. Not Continuing');
    return RSVP.resolve(error.message);
  }

  var body = {
    version: this.sentrySettings.release

Ai Example

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const RSVP = require("rsvp");

const myPromise = RSVP.resolve("Hello, world!");

myPromise.then((result) => {
  console.log(result); // Output: 'Hello, world!'
});

In this example, RSVP.resolve is used to create a resolved promise that returns the string 'Hello, world!'. The then method is then used to log the result of the resolved promise to the console.

index.js

GitHub: nuprl/TypeWeaver

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return RSVP.Promise.resolve(lastTime).
  then(function() {
    var firstRejected;
    return RSVP.allSettled(work.map(function(handler) {
      return RSVP.resolve(handler.call(null, code)).catch(function(e) {
        if (!firstRejected) {
          firstRejected = e;
        }
        throw e;

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tests.js

GitHub: karna459/azure-basic-templates

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}


function deployTemplate(requestBody) {
  var deployPromise;
  if (getEnvironmentVariableBoolean('VALIDATION_SKIP_DEPLOY')) {
    deployPromise = RSVP.resolve({});
  } else {
    if (process.env.TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST &&
      process.env.TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST !== 'false') {
      requestBody.pull_request = process.env.TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST;

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