Module Promises

Provides classes for working with JavaScript programs, as well as JSON, YAML and HTML.

An aggregated promise produced either by Promise.all, Promise.race, or Promise.any.

An aggregated promise created using Promise.all().

A promise that is created using a Promise.all(array) call.

A call that looks like a Promise.

A promise that is created and resolved with one or more value.

A call to the Promise constructor, such as new Promise((resolve, reject) => { ... }).

A resolved promise created by the standard ECMAScript 2015 Promise.resolve function.

A promise that is created using a .resolve() call.

Provides classes for working with the bluebird library (http://bluebirdjs.com).

This module defines how data-flow propagates into and out of a Promise. The data-flow is based on pseudo-properties rather than tainting the Promise object (which is what PromiseTaintStep does).

A module for supporting promises in type-tracking predicates. The PromiseTypeTracking::promiseStep predicate is used for type tracking in and out of promises, and is included in the standard type-tracking steps (SourceNode::track). The TypeTracker::startInPromise() predicate can be used to initiate a type-tracker where the tracked value is a promise.

Common predicates shared between type-tracking and data-flow for promises.

Provides classes modeling libraries implementing promisify functions. That is, functions that convert callback style functions to functions that return a promise.

Provides classes for working with the q library (https://github.com/kriskowal/q) and the compatible kew library (https://github.com/Medium/kew).