I'm trying to get my head around promises in JavaScript (in particular AngularJS).
I have a function in a service, let's call it fooService
, that checks if we've loaded some data. If it has, I just want it to return, and if we haven't, we need to load the data and return a promise:
this.update = function(data_loaded) {
if (data_loaded) return; // We've loaded the data, no need to update
var promise = Restangular.all('someBase').customGet('foo/bar').then(function(data) {
// Do something with the data here
}
return promise;
}
I have another function that then calls the update
function of fooService
like so:
fooService.update(data_loaded).then(function() {
// Do something here when update is finished
})
My issue here is that if we don't need to load the data in the update
function, a promise isn't returned, so the .then()
is not called in my other function. What should the approach be here - basically I want to return a resolved promise immediately from the update()
function if we do not need to get data from the Restangular call?
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