return Promise<Int>(in: .main, token: token, { resolve, reject in ...

return Promise<Int>(in: .main, token: token, { resolve, reject, operation in // or resolve, reject, _

func getImage(url: String) -> Promise<UIImage> {
    return Promise<UIImage>(in: .background, { resolve, reject, _ in
        self.dataTask(with: request, completionHandler: { data, response, error in
            if let error = error {
                reject(error)
            } else if let data = data, let response = response as? HTTPURLResponse {
                resolve((data, response))
            } else {
                reject("Image cannot be decoded")
            }
        }).resume()
    })
}

getImage(url).then(.main, { image in
	myImageView.image = image
})

getImage(url).then(.main, { image in
	myImageView.image = image
}).catch(.main, { error in
	print("Something bad occurred: \(error)")
})

func loginUser(_ name:String, _ pwd: String)->Promise<User>
func getFollowers(user: User)->Promise<[Follower]>
func unfollow(followers: [Follower])->Promise<Int>

loginUser(username,pass).then(getFollowers).then(unfollow).then { count in
	print("Unfollowed \(count) users")
}.catch { err in
	// Something bad occurred during these calls
}

class SomeTableViewCell: UITableViewCell {
    var token = InvalidationToken()

	func setImage(atURL url: URL) {
		downloadImage(url).then(in: .main, { image in
			self.imageView.image = image
		})
	}

	override func prepareForReuse() {
		super.prepareForReuse()
		token.invalidate() // stop current task and ignore result
		token = InvalidationToken() // new token
	}

	func downloadImage(url: URL) -> Promise<UIImage> {
		return Promise<Something>(in: .background, token: token, { (resolve, reject, operation) in
		// ... your async operation

		// somewhere in your Promise's body, for example in download progression
		// you should check for the status of the operation.
		if operation.isCancelled {
			// operation should be cancelled
			// do your best to cancel the promise's task
			operation.cancel() // request to mark the Promise as cancelled
			return // stop the workflow! it's important
		}
		// ... your async operation
		})
	}
}

// With `async` we have just defined a Promise which will be executed in a given
// context (if omitted `background` thread is used) and return an Int value.
let asyncFunc = async({ _ -> Int in // you must specify the return of the Promise, here an Int
	// With `await` the async code is resolved in a sync manner
	let loggedUser = try await(loginUser(username,pass))
	// one promise...
	let followersList = try await(getFollowers(loggedUser))
	// after another...
	let countUnfollowed = try await(unfollow(followersList))
	// ... linearly
	// Then our async promise will be resolved with the end value
	return countUnfollowed
}).then({ value in // ... and, like a promise, the value is returned
	print("Unfollowed \(value) users")
})

async({
	print("And now some intensive task...")
	let result = try! await(.background, { resolve,reject, _ in
		delay(10, context: .background, closure: { // jut a trick for our example
			resolve(5)
		})
	})
	print("The result is \(result)")
})

async({
	// AWAIT OPERATOR WITH DO/CATCH: `..`
	do {
		let result_1 = try ..asyncOperation1()
		let result_2 = try ..asyncOperation2(result_1) // result_1 is always valid
	} catch {
		// something goes bad with one of these async operations
	}
})

// AWAIT OPERATOR WITH NIL-RESULT: `..!`
async({
	let result_1 = ..!asyncOperation1() // may return nil if promise fail. does not throw!
	let result_2 = ..!asyncOperation2(result_1) // you must handle nil case manually
})

func test_invalidationTokenWithAsyncOperator() {

// create an invalidation token
let invalidator: InvalidationToken = InvalidationToken()

async(token: invalidator, { status -> String in
	Thread.sleep(forTimeInterval: 2.0)
	if status.isCancelled {
		print("Promise cancelled")
	} else {
		print("Promise resolved")
	}
	return "" // read result
}).then { _ in
	// read result
}

// Anytime you can send a cancel message to invalidate the promise
invalidator.invalidate()
}

let (resultA,resultB) = await(zip(promiseA,promiseB))
print(resultA)
print(resultB)

showLoadingHUD("Logging in...")
loginUser(username,pass).then { user in
	print("Welcome \(user.username)")
}.catch { err in
 	print("Cannot login \(err)")
}.always {
 	hideLoadingHUD()
}

getAllUsersResponse().validate { httpResponse in
	guard let httpResponse.statusCode == 200 else {
		return false
	}
	return true
}.then { usersList in
	// do something
}.catch { error in
	// request failed, or the status code was != 200
}

loginUser(username,pass).timeout(.main, 10, .MyCustomTimeoutError).then { user in
	// logged in
}.catch { err in
	// an error has occurred, may be `MyCustomTimeoutError
}

let promises = usernameList.map { return getAvatar(username: $0) }
all(promises).then { usersAvatars in
	// you will get an array of UIImage with the avatars of input
	// usernames, all in the same order of the input.
	// Download of the avatar is done in parallel in background!
}.catch { err in
	// something bad has occurred
}

let promises = usernameList.map { return getAvatar(username: $0) }
all(promises, concurrency: 4).then { usersAvatars in
	// results of usersAvatars is same as `all` without concurrency.
}.catch { err in
	// something bad has occurred
}

let mirror_1 = "https://mirror1.mycompany.com/file"
let mirror_2 = "https://mirror2.mycompany.com/file"

any(getFile(mirror_1), getFile(mirror_2)).then { data in
	// the first fulfilled promise also resolve the any Promise
	// handler is called exactly one time!
}

loginUser(user,pass).pass { userObj in 
	print("Fullname is \(user.fullname)")
}.then { userObj in
	updateLastActivity(userObj)
}.then { userObj in
	print("Login succeded!")
}

let promise = Promise<Int>(in: .background, { fulfill, reject in
	reject(AnError)
}).recover({ error in
    return Promise(in: .background, { (fulfill, reject) in
		fulfill(value)
    })
})

[urlString1,urlString2,urlString3].map {
	return self.asyncFunc2(value: $0)
}.then(.main, { dataArray in
	// get the list of all downloaded data from urls
}).catch({
	// something bad has occurred
})

zip(a: getUserProfile(user), b: getUserAvatar(user), c: getUserFriends(user))
  .then { profile, avatar, friends in
	// ... let's do something
}.catch {
	// something bad as occurred. at least one of given promises failed
}

asyncFunc1().defer(.main, 5).then...

// try to execute myAsyncFunc(); if it fails the operator try two other times
// If there is not luck for you the promise itself fails with the last catched error.
myAsyncFunc(param).retry(3).then { value in
	print("Value \(value) got at attempt #\(currentAttempt)")
}.catch { err in
	print("Failed to get a value after \(currentAttempt) attempts with error: \(err)")
}

// If myAsyncFunc() fails the operator execute the condition block to check retryable.
// If return false in condition block, promise state rejected with last catched error.
myAsyncFunc(param).retry(3) { (remainAttempts, error) -> Bool in
  return error.isRetryable
}.then { value in
	print("Value \(value) got at attempt #\(currentAttempt)")
}.catch { err in
	print("Failed to get a value after \(currentAttempt) attempts with error: \(err)")
}

asyncFunc1().cancel(.main, {
	// promise is cancelled, do something
}).then...

let op_1: Promise<User> = asyncGetCurrentUserProfile()
let op_2: Promise<UIImage> = asyncGetCurrentUserAvatar()
let op_3: Promise<[User]> = asyncGetCUrrentUserFriends()

all(op_1.void,op_2.void,op_3.void).then { _ in
	let userProfile = op_1.result
	let avatar = op_2.result
	let friends = op_3.result
}.catch { err in
	// do something
}