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More iteration methods

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The async (https://caolan.github.io/async/v3/) package has several functionalities that I have found to be useful for iterating over asyncIterable objects when using LDflex (https://github.com/jeswr/LDflex/blob/master/src/IterableMethodsHandler.ts).

This adds methods like .forEach, .every, .some, .find etc. and also allows for the option to fine tune whether these operations are run concurrently, in batches, or sequentially.

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rubensworkscommented, Feb 15, 2021

I’m open to any option.

If @RubenVerborgh agrees, we can definitely transfer your project to this LDflex org.

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RubenVerborghcommented, Mar 5, 2021

@jeswr That’s fine, you’re a co-owner now, feel free 😉

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