PT-MCP (Paul Test Man Context Protocol)

/** * The `DeferredPromise` has a `promise` property in an initially pending state, * that will be resolved when the `done` method is called or rejected when the * `fail` method is called. */ export interface DeferredPromise<RESOLVES, REJECTS extends Error = Error> { done(result: RESOLVES): void; fail(error: REJECTS): void; readonly status: DeferredPromiseStatus; readonly fulfilled: boolean; promise: Promise<RESOLVES>; } /** * The three states the DeferredPromise can be in - initially pending then either * resolved or rejected when it is fulfilled. * * ```typescript import {createDeferred, DeferredPromiseStatus} from '@kwsites/promise-deferred`; const pending: DeferredPromiseStatus = 'pending'; expect(createDeferred()).toHaveProperty('status', pending); ``` */ export declare type DeferredPromiseStatus = 'pending' | 'resolved' | 'rejected'; /** * Creates a new `DeferredPromise` * * ```typescript import {deferred} from '@kwsites/promise-deferred`; ``` */ export declare function deferred<T extends any = void, E extends Error = Error>(): DeferredPromise<T, E>; /** * Alias of the exported `deferred` function, to help consumers wanting to use `deferred` as the * local variable name rather than the factory import name, without needing to rename on import. * * ```typescript import {createDeferred} from '@kwsites/promise-deferred`; ``` */ export declare const createDeferred: typeof deferred; /** * Default export allows use as: * * ```typescript import deferred from '@kwsites/promise-deferred`; ``` */ export default deferred;