Promise.all can turn [Promise a, Promise b] into Promise [a, b], which is super useful, but is there also a way to turn {a: Promise a, b: Promise b} into Promise {a, b}.
The use case is:
I have a function that loads some files from a website and gives back error messages in the case that it failed.
This means, that its signature is information -> {values: values, messages: messages}.
But the whole check is async, so it turns out to be information -> {values: Promise values, messages: promise messages}
Here's my super simple solution:
export const objectZip = (keys, values) =>
keys.reduce(
(others, key, index) => ({
...others,
[key]: values[index],
}),
{}
);
export const objectPromise = async obj =>
objectZip(Object.keys(obj), await Promise.all(Object.values(obj)));
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