Is it or will it be possible to have an ES6 class getter return a value from an ES2017 await / async function.
class Foo {
async get bar() {
var
For the value returned by the getter, this changes nothing, since an async function returns a Promise anyway. Where this matters, is in the function, since await can only be used in an async function.
If the issue it that await is wished in the function, I would do:
get property () {
const self = this; // No closure with `this`, create a closure with `self`.
async function f () { // `async` wrapper with a reference to `self`
const x = await self.someFunction(); // Can use `await`
// the rest with “self” in place of “this”
return result;
}
return f(); // Returns a `Promise` as should do an `async get`
}