async.map, but with an index like async.eachOf
See original GitHub issueHey all
Looking through the docs, I am looking for async.map
, but with the index of the iteratee passed to the callback.
With async.each
, the analogue is async.eachOf
. But I don’t see async.mapOf
or what not.
Is there such a thing? Let me know if you need more info, thanks!
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We’re ok 👍 Anyway here’s what i tried to get the data back:
~
forEachOf
and family don’t pass the results to the callback. If you want the key, you could do something like:~~Keep in mind, this will return an array, and the order will not be guaranteed. You’d have to build a result object manually.~
EDIT: use
mapValues