Why isn't the sleep function modular?? about node-fibers HOT 3 CLOSED

1. Use Fiber.yield() instead of yield() if you want to pass overly-strict lints, or if you are actually using strict mode.
2. There is no reason this would fail. Are you sure you are running inside a fiber? You didn't even paste the error, man.

The sleep function included in the documentation is just an example of how to get started with fibers. I'm not sure why anyone would actually need to use it line-by-line in their own project. Also fibers-promise is a wrapper built on top of fibers. You are using fibers-promise just as much as you are using fibers ;)

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Okay I just tested it again and now it's working - of course. The only thing I can say is (A) I tried this before 2 or 3 times and it didn't work. (B) I hadn't been npm up -ing regularly, and I just did last friday. Maybe that solved the problem.

I do actually have a requirement for a sleep function in my project: I am functionality for adding / deleting data in a database. Because this functionality is async, there can be timing issues...

Anyway, just want to say thank you, and apologize if I have ruffled feathers. I am using Fibers/Promise a ton, and I really really like it

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Cool, glad everything is working!

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