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<blockquote data-quote="MayoMayn" data-source="post: 434253" data-attributes="member: 71840">I don't get the way you're using async / await.Simply just return the value instead of creating a new Promise using the constructor.[PHP]static async create(user) {&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; const session = await Database.create(user)&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; const token = await JWT.sign(session)&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; return token}[/PHP]And if you need to reject something inside async / await function simply throw an error.[PHP]static async read(session) {&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; const jwt = await JWT.validate(session)&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; const session = await Database.read(session.id, true)&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; if (!session) throw new Error('invalid session')&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; return { session: session.id, user: session.user }&nbsp; }[/PHP]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MayoMayn, post: 434253, member: 71840"] I don't get the way you're using async / await. Simply just return the value instead of creating a new Promise using the constructor. [PHP] static async create(user) { const session = await Database.create(user) const token = await JWT.sign(session) return token } [/PHP] And if you need to reject something inside async / await function simply throw an error. [PHP] static async read(session) { const jwt = await JWT.validate(session) const session = await Database.read(session.id, true) if (!session) throw new Error('invalid session') return { session: session.id, user: session.user } } [/PHP] [/QUOTE]

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