Promise Array Management 3.5.4.0

Promise Array Management, or PAM, is a Javascript library that provides an efficient and reliable way to handle multiple asynchronous operations. PAM allows developers to execute a series of promises in sequence or in parallel, monitor their progress, and handle errors in a consistent manner.

With PAM, developers can create an array of promises and execute them using the PAM.run() method. The PAM.run() method takes an array of promises and an optional callback function as its parameters. The callback function is called when all the promises are resolved or rejected.

PAM provides two execution modes: sequential and parallel. In sequential mode, PAM executes each promise in the array in order, waiting for the previous promise to resolve or reject before executing the next one. In parallel mode, PAM executes all the promises simultaneously, without waiting for any of them to resolve or reject before moving on to the next one.

PAM also provides progress tracking capability, allowing developers to monitor the progress of each individual promise in the array. The PAM.progress() method is called for each promise that resolves, with the resolved data as its parameter.

In addition to progress tracking, PAM also handles errors consistently. Any error that occurs in any of the promises will cause all remaining promises to be skipped and the PAM.fail() method to be called. The PAM.fail() method takes an error message as its parameter and the callback function is called with that error message.

PAM is a useful tool for managing multiple promises and handling errors in a consistent manner. Its simple syntax and reliable functionality make it a great choice for projects that require efficient promise management.