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I have a Promise chain like this

firstly {
   Network.shared.getInfo()
}
.then { info in
   Network.shared.getUserDetail(info)
}
.then { detail in
   Network.shared.getAddOn(detail)
}
.done { addOn in
 //do stuff with addOn
}
.catch { error in 
}

and I need to have all values (info, detail and addOn) in the .done Promise block. Is there a way to extend visibility or pass values throught Promise ?

I can’t use when(fulfilled: []) because each value depends from the previous one.

Thanks.

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  1. 0

    You need to create variables to assign your values to,
    Ex:

    var info: Info
var detail: Detail
var addOn: AddOn

firstly {
   Network.shared.getInfo()
}
.then { info in
   self.info = info
   Network.shared.getUserDetail(info)
}
.then { detail in
   self.detail = detail
   Network.shared.getAddOn(detail)
}
.done { addOn in
   self.addOn = addOn

   //do stuff with addOn
}
.catch { error in 
}
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  2. 0

    You could propagate the inputs from your previous promise to the next promises by wrapping the new value and the previous one(s) in a tuple.

    firstly {
   Network.shared.getInfo()
}
.then { info in
   (info, Network.shared.getUserDetail(info))
}
.then { info, detail in
   (info, detail, Network.shared.getAddOn(detail))
}
.done { info, detail, addOn in
 //do stuff with addOn
}
.catch { error in 
}

    Alternatively, you could change your methods to return tuples themselves or to return a type which wraps the input arg and the newly generated return value.

    So for instance change Network.shared.getUserDetail(info) from returning just UserDetail to returning (UserInfo, UserDetail).

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