bevry/ambi

Ambi lets you execute any function ambidextrously; providing you the ability to execute any function (be it synchronous, asynchronous, returns, callbacks, promises) as if it returned a promise.

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Ambi is a JavaScript library that allows developers to execute any function ambidextrously, treating synchronous, asynchronous, callback-based, and promise-returning functions uniformly as if they all returned promises. It's designed for JavaScript developers who need a consistent way to handle different function types in their code, particularly useful when working with mixed APIs or legacy codebases.

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