I am developing a react-native appliction.
I have a forEach iteration, in which I used await to wait for the result, but I keep getting error: "Unexpected reserved word 'await' ". I don't understand why?
const removeData = async () => {
try {
dataArray.forEach((data) => {
// What is wrong with my 'await' usage here??? It is a async API
const deletedData = await API.graphql({ query: deleteData, variables: { input: data } });
})
} catch (err) {
console.log('error deleting data:', err)
}
}
Because the function it's in isn't an async
function, it's a non- async
function (the callback to forEach
). await
has to be directly inside an async
function,¹ not inside a synchronous function inside an async
function.
If you want to use await
there, use for-of
:
const removeData = async () => {
try {
// Does the deletions in series (one after the other)
for (const data of dataArray) {
const deletedData = await API.graphql({ query: deleteData, variables: { input: data } });
// ...presumably use `deletedData` here...
}
} catch (err) {
console.log("error deleting data:", err);
}
};
That way, the await
is in the async
function.
The above does the deletions in series (one after the other), which seemed to me to be what you wanted. But just in case, you can do the operations in parallel using map
and Promise.all
:
const removeData = async () => {
try {
// Does the deletions in parallel (all running together)
const deletedDataArray = await Promise.all(dataArray.map(
data => API.graphql({ query: deleteData, variables: { input: data } })
));
// ...presumably use `deletedDataArray` here...
} catch (err) {
console.log("error deleting data:", err);
}
};
¹ Or at the top level of a module, in environments that support top-level await
.
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