Response as promise

[jethrolarson]

Maybe this is better as a fork but I'd like to see promise used as the response rather than having to handle the error case in the callback.

Example usage:

fetchJS(url).then(doStuff).catch(handleError)

[jethrolarson]

Oh, I guess you'd lose IE without a polyfill http://caniuse.com/#feat=promises
😞

[jethrolarson]

I went and forked. If you like I can submit a PR jethrolarson@61286e4

[alanclarke]

Hey @jethrolarson thanks for this.

I think it's definitely useful to have that api but also people depend on this and it needs to support ie for our purposes.

However, why don't we make a new module a la 'fs-promise', call it 'fetch-js-promise' and then just require this module and export a promise based version?

That way everyone gets the best of both worlds!

[alanclarke]

oor we could create a file at export fetch-js/promise that exports a promise based version

[jethrolarson]

Sounds good to me

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