I have a temp array of ethereum addresses. I want to map this array with a function that returns a promise (web3 method). After Promise.all the promises are still pending. I have no idea why.
Here is my relevant code:
var prom = temp.map(x => [x, self.getBalance(x)]);
Promise.all(prom).then(function(results) {
console.log(results)
});
getBalance(t){
return this.contract.methods.balanceOf(t).call().then(function (result) {
return result / Math.pow(10, 18);
}).catch(function(e) {
console.log('error: '+e);
});
}
Result:
[ [ '0x92c9F71fBc532BefBA6dA4278dF37CC3A81c1fAD',
Promise { <pending> } ],
[ '0x910a2b76F4979FeBB4b589fA8D55e6866f4e565D',
Promise { <pending> } ] ]
If you want to include x in your returned results, just add a then() to the first promise and include it:
let temp =['0x92c9F71fBc532BefBA6dA4278dF37CC3A81c1fAD','0x910a2b76F4979FeBB4b589fA8D55e6866f4e565D'];
// return x with the promise result
var prom = temp.map(x => getBalance(x).then(r => [x,r]));
Promise.all(prom).then(function(results) {
console.log(results)
});
function getBalance(x){
// fake get balance
return Promise.resolve(Math.random() + 10)
}
You're returning an array of arrays in your map, instead of an array of promises, it should be:
var prom = temp.map(x => self.getBalance(x));
Promise.all(prom).then(function(balances) {
console.log(balances.map((balance, i) => [temp[i], balance]));
});
Or using async/await
const prom = temp.map(async x => [x, await getBalance(x)]);
Promise.all(prom)
.then(balances => console.log(balances));
const temp = [
'0x92c9F71fBc532BefBA6dA4278dF37CC3A81c1fAD',
'0x910a2b76F4979FeBB4b589fA8D55e6866f4e565D'
];
const getBalance = address => {
return Promise.resolve(Math.random());
};
const prom = temp.map(async x => [x, await getBalance(x)]);
Promise.all(prom)
.then(balances => console.log(balances));
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