Task 1081

emily

Not sure what this task is trying to get me to do since it seems like printUserCount can work fine without having to return a promise. This is my code currently (after modifying to try to pass the third condition):
functions.js

import { getUserCount } from './db.js';

export const printUserCount = () => {
  return getUserCount();
}

solutions.js

import { printUserCount } from './functions.js';

const x = printUserCount();
x.then((result) => console.log(result))

This now passes the last two conditions but fails the first condition, though it seems to work when I run it.

emily

never mind, I solved it like this
functions.js

import { getUserCount } from './db.js';

export const printUserCount = () => {
  const x = getUserCount();
  x.then((result) => console.log(result))
  return x;
}

solutions.js

import { printUserCount } from './functions.js';

const x = printUserCount();
x.then()

though I still don't see the purpose of returning a promise from printUserCount (or, the two layers of promise returning/resolving)

Coderslang_Master

emily you can simplify printUserCount:

export const printUserCount = () => {
  return getUserCount().then(console.log);
}

This way it returns a promise.
x.then() is useless, so I suggest you delete it from solution.js