Samuel Greene

In particular, this is useful for methods that don't use bluebird to promisify and only support callback style interfaces. With this, we can just pass promise returning (e.g. async) methods...

This would be great for us too. Variadic functions should work the same way as lodash, and take an array or be split into multiple methods.

Another alternative might be to put each thing behind a set of initialization functions like https://mbest.github.io/knockout.punches/ does. You could have one for each binding and convenience once that include them...

@erbridge Can you elaborate a bit on your current workflow? If I'm working on something and only want to commit parts of my changes, I'll use the checkboxes and patch...

We just started pushing standardjs for all our repos, but there are a lot of eslint rules we used to have that we miss like this one. This really helps...

@yoshuawuyts what real use case do you have? This is only about arrow functions that are nothing more than return statements. If your return value is such a large expression...

I've got a WIP wrapper on my branch that implements all of the features I'd like to see added to fast-csv. My wrapper probably doesn't quite work in the general...

👍 We're defaulting this to true in our wrapper over this lib, too.

As a follow-up to this - it would be awesome if `fast-csv` could also support calling `write` with an async iterable (where the iterable returns one of the support row...

I've got a WIP wrapper on my branch that implements all of the features I'd like to see added to fast-csv. My wrapper probably doesn't quite work in the general...