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## resolveList() function

Resolve entries of an array into a new array with the same indexes. If one or more entries of the source array are resolved to a promise by the `resolver` function, this method returns a promise which will be resolved to the new array with fully resolved entries.

**Signature:**

```typescript
export declare function resolveList<T, V>(list: T[], resolver: (val: T, index: number, values: T[]) => ValueOrPromise<V>): ValueOrPromise<V[]>;
```

## Parameters

<table><thead><tr><th>

Parameter


</th><th>

Type


</th><th>

Description


</th></tr></thead>
<tbody><tr><td markdown="1">

list


</td><td markdown="1">

T\[\]


</td><td markdown="1">

The original array containing the source entries


</td></tr>
<tr><td markdown="1">

resolver


</td><td markdown="1">

(val: T, index: number, values: T\[\]) =&gt; [ValueOrPromise](./context.valueorpromise.md)<!-- -->&lt;V&gt;


</td><td markdown="1">

A function resolves an entry to a value or promise. It will be invoked with the property value, the property index, and the source array.


</td></tr>
</tbody></table>

**Returns:**

[ValueOrPromise](./context.valueorpromise.md)<!-- -->&lt;V\[\]&gt;

## Example

- Example 1: resolve all entries synchronously

```ts
const result = resolveList(['a', 'b'], v => v.toUpperCase());
```
The `result` will be `['A', 'B']`<!-- -->.

- Example 2: resolve one or more entries asynchronously

```ts
const result = resolveList(['a', 'b'], v =>
  Promise.resolve(v.toUpperCase()),
);
```
The `result` will be a promise of `['A', 'B']`<!-- -->.