I have this code that works:
require! [async]
action = for let m from 1 to 12
(p) ->
p null, m
err, data <- async.series action
console.log data
but I having difficulties to have the code works on a nested loop:
action = for let m from 1 to 12
for let d from 1 to 12
(p) ->
p null, (m + "-" + d)
err, data <- async.series action
console.log data
error message:
fn(function (err) {
^
TypeError: object is not a function
As requested by the comment, the compiled js code, generated by Livescript:
var async, action, res$, i$;
async = require('async');
res$ = [];
for (i$ = 1; i$ <= 12; ++i$) {
res$.push((fn$.call(this, i$)));
}
action = res$;
async.series(action, function(err, data){
return console.log(data);
});
function fn$(m){
var i$, results$ = [];
for (i$ = 1; i$ <= 12; ++i$) {
results$.push((fn$.call(this, i$)));
}
return results$;
function fn$(d){
return function(p){
return p(null, m + "-" + d);
};
}
}
The action
you got for the nested loop is probably a nested arrays of closures, like [[fn, fn], [fn, fn]]
so you want to flatten them by concatenating:
err, data <- async.series action.reduce (++)