I'm using MusicKit-JS and while this code works I don't know if there's another way of writing it.
The music methods themselves all return __awaiter(...).
Is there a way to write this using promises? I don't know much about them so couldn't get it working using promises.
music.stop()
.then(function () {
music.setQueue({})
.then(function () {
music.setQueue({ song: id })
.then(function () {
music.play()
})
})
});
Assuming these functions are all returning promises, you can wrap it in an async function and then use await and then get rid of the deep nesting:
async function run() {
await music.stop();
await music.setQueue({});
await music.setQueue({song: id});
await music.play();
}
run().then(() => {
console.log("done");
}).catch(err => {
console.log(err);
});
All you need to do is declare your functions async. Then you will be able to use await
async function() {
await music.stop();
// .then(function () {
await music.setQueue({})
// .then(function () {
await music.setQueue({ song: id })
// .then(function () {
music.play()
})
})
});