v1.5.0

Threads now supports promises through the technique known as deferred promises. I've tested it using async/await using the function threads.awaitResponse();, chains haven't been fully tested but using .catch() should perform as expected.

Event listeners (outside of actions) can now be added using the standard event listening function .on(type, callback); they are fired using .fire(type, message).

Documentation has moved to individual files in the docs folder. You can recreate the docs using createDocs.js in the project's root. They should be located here: https://github.com/jumpcutking/threads/tree/main/docs.

Replaced src/console with @jumpcutking/console. This will allow for better control over the console and how it reports messages.

Added jckConsole options to individual threads. You can generate stack traces for each console item, store logs individually, and more. See the documentation for more information. @jumpcutking/console.

var jckConsole = require("@jumpcutking/console");
jckConsole.startup({
    reportToConsole: true,
    generateStacktrace: false,
    storeLogs: false
});