FileReader的Promise功能过早解决

Question

I'm opening a file to read contents like so:

convertBlobToBase64(blob){
    var convertPromise = new Promise(function(resolve, reject){
      var fileReader = new FileReader();
      fileReader.onload = function() {
          var dataUrl = this.result;
          var base64 = dataUrl.split(',')[1];
          resolve(base64);
      };

      fileReader.readAsDataURL(blob);
    });

    return convertPromise;
  }

I then call this function and pass the result data when it resolves:

myFunction(audioFile){
    var to64 = this.convertBlobToBase64(audioFile);
    to64.then(function(base64Val){
        var nextPromise = postCall();
        nextPromise.then(//stuff);
        return nextPromise;
    });

    return to64;
} 

However, when I call myFunction, it immediately returns a resolved promise that includes the converted data from convertBlobToBase64 , and not an unresolved promise that should be waiting on nextPromise as expected.

Instead, myFunction's .then is called immediately and fails as it doesn't have the correct data. Am I misunderstanding the Promise function?

Answer 1

Try this code:

myFunction(audioFile){
    var to64 = this.convertBlobToBase64(audioFile);
    return to64.then(function(base64Val){
        var nextPromise = postCall();
        return nextPromise.then(//stuff);
    });
} 

Answer 2

Btw you dont need to wrap another promise to a function. You can use your postCall as resolve func and chain it like this:

myFunction(audioFile){
  return convertBlobToBase64(audioFile)
    .then(base64Val => postCall())
    .then(//stuff)
}