Recommended way to install (although you probabably shouldn't be adding this as a dependency anymore):

npm i synchronize@npm:@triggi/synchronize

That way you can still do const {...} = require('synchronize')
Instead of having to do const {...} = require('@triggi/synchronize')

synchronize.js allows You write asynchronous code as if it's synchronous.

Documentation http://alexeypetrushin.github.com/synchronize

Installation npm install synchronize

Contributors:

• Alexey Petrushin
• d3m3vilurr
• James Manning
• ssafejava
• Brad Vogel
• grassick
• Andrew Tamura
• Jeff Wear

Other resources:

• Patterns and anti-patterns using synchronize.js
• synchronize-helpers: This module provides helpers for wrapping sync.defer() for synchronize.js
• synchronize-iterate: Native iteration over cursor-like objects with synchronize.js
• synchronize-pool: Concurrent control of fibers on a per-pool basis with synchronize.js
• synchronize-bdd: A small synchronize.js wrapper around the BDD block functions from Mocha and Jasmine

Copyright (c) Alexey Petrushin, http://alex-craft.com, released under the MIT license.