Q module with Node-github

[ThiagoMiranda]

Hi. Thanks for the great module. It's covering basically all my needs here but one.
I have to list a list of issues by ids ( like 567, 555, 523 ) and it seems that I can't do this filter so I was thinking in use the Q module to make N requests ( N as how many issues ) and them returning it as an array to the response. But it seems that you don't work with promises so this is not working:

var issuesArray = [567, 565]; 
var promiseArray = [];
for(var i = issuesArray.length; i--;) {
    promiseArray.push(getIssues(github, obj, issuesArray[i]));
}

Q.all(promiseArray).then(function(issues){
    console.info(issues)
}).done();

function getIssues(github, obj, issueid) {
    return github.issues.getRepoIssue({
        user: obj.issue.user,
        repo: obj.issue.repo,
        number: issueid
    });    
}

Does anyone did something like this? Or do you have an endpoint that I can filter by IssueId?

Thanks for the attention.

[erunion]

Also wondering the same. I'm writing a program that does some lookups on a number of a users' repositories, and then returns statistics afterwards.

[callumacrae]

Check out this answer: http://stackoverflow.com/a/22519785/902207

I prefer 4, but not every library supports that (I don't think Q does).

Feature request: promise support!

[kaizensoze]

You should be able to use bluebird promisifyAll: http://bluebirdjs.com/docs/api/promise.promisifyall.html

[kaizensoze]

Merged in a more flexible solution that allows you to use Promise library of choice: #262