c-baby’s suggestion wraps a non-promise in a promise, so I don’t see how that’s still able to return a non-promise.
Awaiting plain values can only be done inside an async function, which means it returns a promise, which means you have to wait for the event loop to get the value out of there.
Generally I’m not aware of any other (reasonably ergonomic) way to write a single code path that can work with both sync and async input without itself always giving async output.
Awaiting plain values can only be done inside an async function, which means it returns a promise, which means you have to wait for the event loop to get the value out of there.
Generally I’m not aware of any other (reasonably ergonomic) way to write a single code path that can work with both sync and async input without itself always giving async output.