A basic but performant promise implementation.
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lie is a small, performant promise library that implements the Promises/A+ 1.1 specification. It's designed for developers who need a lightweight promise implementation that works in both Node.js and browsers, particularly useful as a polyfill for environments lacking native Promise support.
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