Waiting for Promises Inside Coroutines

Overview

When you need to block a coroutine until a promise completes, use WaitForRequest. This ensures the coroutine only continues after the promise resolves or rejects. While not ideal for performance, this is useful for tightly integrated workflows or tests.

Steps

IEnumerator WaitForData()
{
    // 1. Create the Promise
    var promise = Uxios.DefaultInstance.Get<string>(new Uri("https://example.com/data"));

    // 2. Wait for the Promise to resolve
    yield return UxiosHelpers.WaitForRequest(promise);

    // 3. Perform actions after the promise resolved
    Debug.Log("Promise is done, meaning any Then and Catch statements have been executed");
}

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Quick Notes

• Use WaitForRequest when blocking is necessary, such as in tests or specific workflows.