Not the first time I accidentally type the following:
```js
const allTheThings = await [pa, pb, pc];
```
I am assuming that JS will implicitly realize that'd be a `Promise.all([pa,
pb, pc])` call but nope.
Then I also realize it'd be cool to have other shortcuts too that play nice
with arrays such:
```js
Array.prototype.all = function all() { return Promise.all(this); };
Array.prototype.race = function race() { return Promise.race(this); };
// with the lovely addiction of ...
Array.prototype.any = function any() { return Promise.any(this); };
// with Promise.any being (sorry it was a tweet)
Promise.any = $ => new Promise((D,E,A,L) => {
z = [];
_ = $.map(($, i) => Promise.resolve($)
.then(D, O => { z[i] = O; --_ || E(z) })
).length
});
```
So that ...
```js
const allTheThings = await [pa, pb, pc].all();
```
Yay? Nay? Silly? no-way?
I thought it was worth it to point this out.
Best Regards
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