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eurasiantiger
1738 days ago
True, it is sequential and not parallel. I think this syntax with an async generator could be made to do what you seek.
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fregante
1737 days ago
Async iterables are async generators. They call .next() on the iterable, that returns a promise, the promise resolves with either a new item to loop with, or with `done`, which will stop the loop.
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