Have denodeify() support multiple response parameters?

I was currently about to wrap the request module with denodeify(), but the request() returns two parameters in its response and denodeify() only forwards the first parameter – therefore it doesn’t work.

Is there a reason for denodeify() to only return the first parameter? I think it could resolve the promise with them all in array if it finds that there are more than one response parameter.

That would make these two equal:

function callback (err, param1, param2) {
};

denodeify().then(function (result) {
  var param1 = result[0]
    , param2 = result[1];
});

[ForbesLindesay]

I’ve never needed it. In particular, the case of the request library is just down to poor docs on their part. You can access the body as res.body so the best thing to do is actually just to drop the third argument.

For cases where this is really needed, just fall back to new Promise.

[louwers]

I was not aware of that! Thank you.

Now I am using the denodify, package, which gives you even more customization settings on how to deal with multiple parameters.