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> Create a promise that can be resolved and rejected programatically outside of it

It basically extracts the `resolve` and `reject` callbacks so you can call them whenever you need.
⚠️ The promise can only be resolved once, it's still a regular Promise after all.

## Installation

```sh
npm i faked-promise
```

## Usage

faked-promise exports one single function that takes no arguments and returns an array with 3 elements:

- A real promise
- Its `resolve` callback
- Its `reject` callback

Meaning you can control exactly when the promise is resolved or rejected:

```js
const fakePromise = require('faked-promise')

const [promise, resolve, reject] = fakePromise()
promise.then(() => {})
resolve('any value')
```

## License

[MIT](http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)