Run multiple futures in parallel, return default value on timeout

Question

I have to run multiple futures in parallel and the program shouldn't crash or hang.

For now I wait on futures one by one, and use fallback value if there is TimeoutException.

val future1 = // start future1
val future2 = // start future2
val future3 = // start future3

// <- at this point all 3 futures are running

// waits for maximum of timeout1 seconds
val res1 = toFallback(future1, timeout1, Map[String, Int]())
// .. timeout2 seconds 
val res2 = toFallback(future2, timeout2, List[Int]())
// ... timeout3 seconds
val res3 = toFallback(future3, timeout3, Map[String, BigInt]()) 

def toFallback[T](f: Future[T], to: Int, default: T) = {
  Try(Await.result(f, to seconds))
    .recover { case to: TimeoutException => default }
}

As I can see, maximum wait time of this snippet is timeout1 + timeout2 + timeout3

My question is: how can I wait on all of those futures at once, so I can reduce wait time to max(timeout1, timeout2, timeout3)?

EDIT: In the end I used modification of @Jatin and @senia answers:

private def composeWaitingFuture[T](fut: Future[T], 
                                    timeout: Int, default: T) =
  future { Await.result(fut, timeout seconds) } recover {
    case e: Exception => default
  }

and later it's used as follows:

// starts futures immediately and waits for maximum of timeoutX seconds
val res1 = composeWaitingFuture(future1, timeout1, Map[String, Int]())
val res2 = composeWaitingFuture(future2, timeout2, List[Int]())
val res3 = composeWaitingFuture(future3, timeout3, Map[String, BigInt]()) 

// takes the maximum of max(timeout1, timeout2, timeout3) to complete
val combinedFuture =
  for {
    r1 <- res1
    r2 <- res2
    r3 <- res3
  } yield (r1, r2, r3)

and later I use combinedFuture as I see fit.

Answer 1

You could create future that returns results of all 3 futures using flatMap or for-comprehension:

val combinedFuture =
  for {
    r1 <- future1
    r2 <- future2
    r3 <- future3
  } yield (r1, r2, r3)

val (r1, r2, r3) = Await.result(combinedFuture , Seq(timeout1, timeout2, timeout3).max)

If you are using akka you could complete your future with default value after timeout:

implicit class FutureHelper[T](f: Future[T]) extends AnyVal{
  import akka.pattern.after
  def orDefault(t: Timeout, default: => T)(implicit system: ActorSystem): Future[T] = {
    val delayed = after(t.duration, system.scheduler)(Future.successful(default))
    Future firstCompletedOf Seq(f, delayed)
  }
}

val combinedFuture =
  for {
    r1 <- future1.orDefault(timeout1, Map())
    r2 <- future2.orDefault(timeout2, List())
    r3 <- future3.orDefault(timeout3, Map())
  } yield (r1, r2, r3)

val (r1, r2, r3) = Await.result(combinedFuture , allowance + Seq(timeout1, timeout2, timeout3).max)