# `resolvable-promise`
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#

I've found that for the majority of projects I keep needing to rewrite or copy-paste the same small piece of code,
a function that creates a promise with the resolve and reject functions exposed. This project is that small snippet
of code, created mostly for my own convenience.


#

### Basic Usage

```js
import Resolvable from 'resolvable-promise';

const resolvable = new Resolvable();
resolvable.then(console.log);

console.log('Resolving...');
resolvable.resolve('Resolved!');
```

Looks like a Promise ✨
#

### Arguments

You can optionally provide `Resolvable` with an executor callback just like a promise:

```js
const resolvable = new Resolvable((resolve, reject) => {
  // Do something async..
  resolve('Resolved!');
});
```

It's also possible to provide it with a promise that you might have gotten from somewhere else:

```js
const res = fetch('https://swapi.dev/api/people/');
const resolvable = new Resolvable(res);
```