Using in ES6 environment

[OliverJAsh]

I'm interested in using this library purely for the superset features. I have an ES6 environment running with Traceur, so I do not need the polyfill.

I notice the extensions are in a separate module but they extend the polyfill’d Promise object. In my case, this object has already been polyfill’d and is available at global.Promise.

Should I be able to apply these extensions to my existing Promise object?

[ForbesLindesay]

It's not currently possible, but we could add such support, perhaps by making the modules return a function that takes Promise as its argument, rather than having them load our promise implementation directly.

[OliverJAsh]

@ForbesLindesay AFAICS, that would work. I'm currently just wrapping my ES6 Promises with Q to get the helper functions such as the ones provided herein.

[ForbesLindesay]

You can of course wrap ES6 Promises with then/promise using Promise.resolve(value)

[edef1c]

Closing this as a duplicate of #50.