Proposal: await

[slavaGanzin]

Hello.

Thanks for the list. Maybe you'll find this as a good addition to it: https://await-cli.app/

[MrMino]

The page looks so polished that at first I thought that it's something you need to pay for 😆. Is it still developed though?

[slavaGanzin]

No need to pay. This is my small payback to open-source community.

I'm really fond of GNU parallel. But await's functionality is the only thing you can't do with parallel without eval (which is a bad idea at all circumstances).

Yes, I develop await in my spare time. It has some issues with memory (as every C program).
And I'm open to fixing issues if any would be found. PR's are welcomed too.

Additionally, I would be glad to add some new(invented by users) ways of using await to documentation.

[MrMino]

No need to pay. This is my small payback to open-source community.

Yea, I realized that, it's just that for some reason the website gave me the "enterprise" vibes at first ;).

I also didn't realize you're the maintainer. Cool project! :)

[slavaGanzin]

You would be surprised what you can get with free templates. Idk why every developer try to design their landing pages. I think it’s “because they can”, but they shouldn’t.

[rloomans]

Very nice tool. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't know that this is portable. It certainly doesn't compile for MacOS.

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[slavaGanzin]

@rloomans I never tried to use it on Mac. But it should be cross platform because I don’t use any native API.

I will try it today

[slavaGanzin]

@rloomans I updated the code to be compatible with macOS.
It looks like it works, but I haven't used it for a long time. So feel free to open a bug if you find one.

Try it here: https://github.com/slavaGanzin/await#macos-install

[slavaGanzin]

@ibraheemdev So, do await have chances to be included in your list?