Using "to", still getting "Unhandled promise rejection", why? about await-to-js HOT 4 OPEN

@firepol the reason you're getting to is not a function is because the await-to-js module only has the default export. in your case, if you want to keep using require, you'll need to do

let to = require('await-to-js').default

@scopsy perhaps it is worth adding the module export for people who want to use this with require?

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Never mind, I uninstalled your module and just did like this:

[error, response] = await myAsyncFunction(myArg1, myArg2).then(response => {
return [null, response];
).catch(error => [error]);
return response || error

And it works...

I tried also to change variable names and use data and err and still got the same error about unhandled promise. So yeah your module was a cool idea if only it could work for me. For now I use the code I posted in this comment, it only works with that, but not with your to solution...

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@firepol I will try to replicate the issue using 'ccxt' in the next couple of days. Thanks for reporting!

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Same error here, using NodeJS 12 with flags.

--experimental-modules --es-module-specifier-resolution=node

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