jQuery.whenAll()

$.whenAll() is a small utility function that, like $.when() that it decorates, aggregates multiple promises into a single promise, but unlike the later, it always waits for all promises to have a final state, either resolved or rejected, before finalizing the returned promise.

The function also supports the unique jQuery Deferred progress notifications and implements its own notifying rules for the returned promise (see the respective comment in Usage).

Installation

$ npm install jquery-whenall

Usage

$.whenAll(promise1, promise2) // promise3, ...
	.done(function() {
		// Called when all promises are resolved
	})
	.fail(function() {
		/*
		 Called when all promises have a final state (resolved/rejected),
		 and at least one of them is rejected.
		 */
	})
	.always(function() {
		// Called when all promises have a final state (resolved/rejected)
	})
	.progress(function() {
		/*
		 Initially called when at least one promise notified a "progress"
		 by deferred.notify(), and all other promises are either
		 resolved/rejected/progressed.
		 After that, this callback will continue to be invoked for each
		 individual pending promise "progress" notification, until all
		 of them are finalized.
		 */
	});