Creating a Promise, Chaining & Error Handling | Ep 03 Season 02 Namaste JavaScript

Promise Constructor is used with the new keyword to create a new Promise. In this video, we dive deeper into creating Promises and cover everything about Promise Chaining and Error Handling.
00:00 - Introduction
01:05 - Consuming Promises
02:56 - Creating a Promise
15:23 - Promise Rejection
16:21 - Error Handling
18:17 - Promise Chaining
22:33 - Advanced Promise Chaining
26:28 - Advanced Error Handling
32:24 - Recap of the video
35:35 - Teaser of the Next Video
36:10 - Homework for this episode
38:25 - Thank you for watching Namaste JavaScript 🙏
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Akshay big thanks to you for make such kind of videos. I really appreciate your teaching technique for deep concepts. const cart = [ { itemName : 'Shoes', itemPrice : 2000 }, { itemName : 'Paint', itemPrice : 2500 }, { itemName : 'Kurta', itemPrice : 1500 } ]; let walletBalance = 10000; createOrder(cart) .then(function(orderId){ return orderId; }) .then(function(orderId){ return proceedToPayment(orderId); }) .then(function(orderStatus){ return showOrderSummery(orderStatus); }) .then(function(orderHistory){ return updateWallet(orderHistory); }) .then(function(res){ console.log(res); }) .catch((err)=>{ console.log(err.message) }) function createOrder(cart){ return new Promise(function(resolve,reject){ if(!validateCart(cart)){ reject(new Error("Cart is not valid")); } let orderId=10 if(orderId){ resolve(orderId); } }) } function proceedToPayment(orderId){ return new Promise(function(resolve,reject){ if(orderId){ resolve({paymentStatus : 1, message : "Payment successfully completed"}); }else{ reject(new Error("Payment Failed")); } }) } function showOrderSummery(orderStatus){ return new Promise(function(resolve,reject){ if(orderStatus.paymentStatus === 1){ resolve({status:'success', orders : cart}); }else{ reject(new Error("Something went wrong")); } }) } function updateWallet(orderHistory){ return new Promise(function(resolve,reject){ if(orderHistory.status === 'success'){ let orderAmount = 6000; walletBalance = walletBalance - orderAmount; resolve({balance : walletBalance, 'message':'Wallet updated'}); }else{ reject(new Error("Wallet balance not updated")); } }) } function validateCart(cart){ return true; } If any kind of suggestion for my code please tell me.✍

[@senthamarai_kannan.]

createOrder(cart) .then(orderId => orderId) .then(orderId => proceedToPayment(orderId)) .then(orderStatus => showOrderSummery(orderStatus)) .then(orderHistory => updateWallet(orderHistory)) .then(res => console.log(res)) .catch(err => console.log(err.message))

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Same solution with async/await async function getOrderDetails() { const orderId = await createOrder(cart) console.log(orderId) const orderStatus = await proceedToPayment(orderId) const orderHistory = await showOrderSummary(orderStatus) const response = await updateWallet(orderHistory) const finalResult = await (function(){ return response }(response)) console.log(finalResult) } getOrderDetails()

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1. Promise can be created using a new Promise() constructor function. 2. This constructor function takes a callback function as argument. 3. The callback function has 2 arguments named 'resolve' and 'reject'. Resolve and reject are the keywords provided by JS. 4. We can only resolve or reject a promise. Nothing else can be done. 5. An error can also be created using new Error('error message'). 6. There is also .catch() which is used to attach a failure callback function that handles any error that pops up during the execution of promise chain. 7. .catch only handles error of .then() that are present above it. If there is any .then() below it, catch will not handle any error for that, also that ,then will get executed no matter what. 8. It can be useful in a way if we want to catch error for a particular portion of a chain. 9. We can have multiple catch based on requirement and then a general catch at the end. 10. Always remember to return a value in the promise chain for the next .then to use . 11. If it returns a value => It will be used as an argument in next function. If it is a promise then the next .then in the promise chain is attached to the promise returned by the current callback function. Homework: const cart = ['shoes', 'pants', 'kurta']; createOrder(cart) .then(function(orderId) { console.log(orderId); return orderId; }) .then(function(orderID) { return proceedToPayment(orderID) }) .then(function({ message, amt }) { console.log(message, 'of amount:', amt); return showOrderSummary(message, amt); }) .then(function({ message, amt }) { console.log('Your wallet has beed debited by:', amt); }) .catch(function(err) { console.log(err.message); }) .then(function() { console.log('No matter what happens, I will get executed'); }); function createOrder(cart) { const pr = new Promise(function(resolve, reject) { // create order // Validate Cart // orderId if (!validateCart(cart)) { const err = new Error('Cart is not valid!'); reject(err); } // logic for createOrder const orderId = '12345'; if (orderId) { setTimeout(function() { resolve(orderId); }, 5000) } }); return pr; } function proceedToPayment(orderID) { // Logic for handling payment. // This function returns a promise return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) { // logic resolve({ message: `Payment Successful for order id: ${orderID}`, amt: 2500 }); }) } function showOrderSummary(paymentInfo, amt) { return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) { // console.log(amt); if (amt >= 2000) { resolve({ message: 'You have ordered items that cost ${amt} RS', amt }); } else { reject(new Error('Please buy more for discount')); } }) } function validateCart(cart) { // code to validate cart. return true; // return false; }

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My solution to the problem: const cart = ["Bitcoin", "Glasses", "Kurta", "Jacob & Co", "Xbox"] let order createOrder(cart) .then(function (orderId) { order = orderId return proccedToPayment(orderId) }) .then(function (pin) { return showOrderSummary(pin) }) .then(function (msg) { updateWallet(order, msg) }) .catch((err) => { console.log(err) }) function createOrder(items) { return new Promise((reslove, reject) => { if (items.length >= 5) { console.log("Order: 49591214") reslove(49591214) } else { const err = new Error("Add more Items. Items must be >=5") reject(err) } }) } function proccedToPayment(orderId) { return new Promise((reslove, reject) => { setTimeout(() => { if (orderId === 49591214) { console.log("OrderID: 49591214 Enter your UPI Pin") const pin = 13579 reslove(pin) } else { const err = new Error("Payment not succesful") reject(err) } }, 5000) }) } function showOrderSummary(pin) { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { setTimeout(() => { if (pin === 135790) { resolve("Payment Succesful! Order Created: ") } else { const err = new Error("WRONG PIN!") reject(err) } }, 4000) }) } function updateWallet(order, msg) { console.log(msg + order) }

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A couple of things which could be added to the video(maybe in the next) : 1) "Catch" is not just for the method like createOrder rejecting things but any error which can occur within the then's callback as well. 2) "then" takes two callbacks for resolved and rejected case, even though that's not a pattern we Devs generally follow and because it's not handled it gets passed down to "catch" . 👍

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The way you explain the concepts is awesome. If you can also create videos on oops and solid principals, it would be very useful.

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Now onwards it's super easy to keep promises in mind.😅 Thanks for this amazing content.😇

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Linking the lengthy videos too, coz what matters is to cover the concepts and learns thing by deep diving into core concepts. thanks a lot Akshay, for the amazing content and your efforts.. Would love to see more videos on Pollyfills (of promises, map. reduce, filter etc imp concepts)

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The way you simplified the concept is soo good. Thanks Akashay..

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Making lengthy videos is not a problem at all and thanks for making this video. This is the most important concept in JavaScript. I hope you will cover async and await also 😍 in future.

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Awesome content as usual Akshay. Video length is not an issue at all and I respect you a lot for making such detailed videos on a complex topic.

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These are lengthy videos but are totally worth it. Please keep making similar videos. Don't worry about the length of the video. Just keep doing the good work Akshay. Promise is a very confusing topic, and you are making it very easy. Please make more videos on promises.

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great explaination. i never felt this topic so easy to understand before this. i was eagerly waiting for this promise episode.

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Akshay you are real champion of JavaScript... Thankyou.. Please keep teaching us... And upload one video daily

[@apurvasingh5643]

Big thanks for teaching us the very important Promise concept. Here is the homework code:- const cart = [ { itemName: "Jeans", itemPrice:4000 }, { itemName: "Shoes", itemPrice:8000 }, { itemName: "Socks", itemPrice:400 }, { itemName: "Purse", itemPrice:1500 } ]; let balance = 20000; createOrder(cart) .then(function(orderID){ return orderID; }) .then(function (orderID) { return proceedToPayment(orderID); }) .then(function (paymentInfo) { return showOrderSummary(paymentInfo); }) .then(function (balance) { return updateWallet(balance); }) .then(function (resBalance) { console.log(resBalance.balance); }) .catch(function err() { console.log(err.message); }) function createOrder(cart) { const pr = new Promise(function (resolve, reject) { if(!validateCart){ const err = new Error("Card is not valid"); reject(err); } const orderID = "897650"; if(orderID){ setTimeout(function () { resolve(orderID); }, 5000); } }); return pr; } function proceedToPayment(orderID) { return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) { if(orderID){ resolve({ paymentStatus: true, message: "Payment Successful!" }); } else{ reject(new Error("Payment failed!")); } }) } function showOrderSummary(paymentInfo) { return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) { if(paymentInfo.paymentStatus){ resolve({ status: "success", order: "cart" }) } else{ reject(new Error("Something went wrong!")); } }) } function updateWallet(history) { return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) { if(history){ if(history.status == "success"){ let amount = 5000; balance = balance - amount; resolve({ balance: balance, message:"Updated Balance" }); } } else{ reject(new Error("Wallet not updated!")); } }) } function validateCart(cart) { return true; }

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What a Quality content yaar. All of my doubt cleared in a single video

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I love your content and way of teaching. Please upload more frequently.

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Too much great information in 1 video. Truly amazing and one of the best channel to learn JavaScript Thanks for everything sir

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great explanation, The Best part that every KZbin teacher should add to their videos is homework as this videos homework, Thanks for creating such great tutorials

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We really like your videos. I watched a lot of videos before to understand promise but I only got confused. After watching your video, now this promise concept is crystal clear to me. Please don't stop uploading videos.

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Its a great content Akshay! We definitely want to dive deep through examples. Its ok if videos are getting longer as the content is real gold

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Bro you are truly legend...you made me fall in love with JavaScript 😂... keep teaching us...lots of respect for you... length is not a matter until unless it has a content..... 🙏✌

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@akshaymarch7 you are really a good teacher. JavaScript was like a monster I was trying to fight against and conquer, but unfortunately, couldn't learn how to. But you explained the concepts so clearly that I can built something using JS. Thanks Thanks Thanks buddy.

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Your videos and your way of explainig is really great . Worth every second ...

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I am loving this kind of video. This long video is more helpful to understand the concepts. I am waiting for your next video.

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I fall in love with promises just because of you thank you so much sirr.......... you are best....... i was promiseFobia but just because of you it gone.......... thank you so much agai for making me jorney easy.... you are the best...... i always sleepy when i am doing lecture but just because of you I just addicted to javascript like web series........ after getting job i will definitely contrubute you........... thank you so muchhh..............!❤❤

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best wishesh waiting for next video . thank you for these videos.

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Wah!! Mind blowing lecture

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Amazing course Akshay. Learnt a lot from Namaste Javascript. Everything has been explained so well. If possible kindly explain the working of promises in execution context in call stack.

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The best explanation on promises ever!

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Great explanation Akshay. Loved it. Please keep making videos like this. 🙏🙏🙏

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I finished all the videos from season 1 and 2 .....its super exiting and felt very bad that there are only 3 videos in season 2. Please post some super long and advanced topics.Its fun learning from u.

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Hello Sir ! These two promises video made my concept regarding promises very clear. When are the further videos in this series coming. We are waiting for new things to learn from you

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You really made me love these things. Thanks a lot Akshay! The way you teach, it feels like I am taking personal coaching from my buddy. You are great brother! I am thinking to complete all React and Javascript courses from you.

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[@akshaymarch7]

Thank you so much for supporting my channel, Martin. This means a lot. ❤️

[@ankushladani496]

Loved this way teaching dont worry about length of videos no issues in that.

[@mahesh_a]

Episode 4 Please. Very excited for it :)

[@prasenjitbasu6152]

Akshay I have watched many videos in KZbin. But the Content is provided in your videos is to the next level. I personally started loving JS after watching your videos. I know you have a very busy life but one request from the bottom of my heart please if you can than please post your videos bit faster and I will also request you to make videos on ReactJS. Thank you from the bottom of my heart your videos inspire many and encourage many to learn JS.

[@venkataramyasrikota8126]

Just blown away when you said what happens when we just reject and do not handle errors.

[@kamalapriyass2608]

Hi Akshay, thank you so very much on JS. You won't believe. U achieved ur target of making viewers fall in love with JS. Yes, I already fell in love with JS. All credit goes to you. Thank you once again!! Have you created any video on arrow functions?? If not, can you please create one?? Just want to know its practical importance and how and where it becomes better/advantageous than normal functions in javascript. There are many videos on it but nothing explains from the root of concepts like you?? Thanks in advance!!

[@ManishSharma-fi2vr]

Grateful to you!

[@tehaamhashmi9636]

Really amazing explanation, always eagerly waiting for your video, please keep the consistency.

[@abhishekvishwakarma9045]

No words :) Just amazing you made the promise so easy to understand waiting for more such content 😎🔥🚀

[@abhishekvishwakarma9045]

@Akshay saini sir i think you need to look into this looks scam to me 🤔

[@WestcolColombia_]

@@abhishekvishwakarma9045 yeahhhhhh many comments have this reply

[@arunshukla5767]

I have completed Season 2 just now in one day. I am a very choosy person if I didn't understand in the first 10 minutes then I will skip that video. BUT TRUST ME I started at 1:30 PM and continuously watched till 5 PM. I get a lot of knowledge from you. YOu helped in clearing my doubts. Now I am going to write the blog. ThankYOu Once Again. Please Post next video soon