function Promise.new(a)local I={_source=debug.traceback(),_type="\080\114\111\109\105\115\101";_status=Promise.Status.Started,_value=nil,_unhandledRejection=false,_queuedResolve={};_queuedReject={}}setmetatable(I,Promise)local function X(...)I:_resolve(...)end local function u(...)I:_reject(...)end local M,U=wpcall(a,X,u)if not M and I._status==Promise.Status.Started then u(U)end return I end
--[[
	Constructs a new Promise with the given initializing callback.

	This is generally only called when directly wrapping a non-promise API into
	a promise-based version.

	The callback will receive 'resolve' and 'reject' methods, used to start
	invoking the promise chain.

	For example:

		local function get(url)
			return Promise.new(function(resolve, reject)
				spawn(function()
					resolve(HttpService:GetAsync(url))
				end)
			end)
		end

		get("https://google.com")
			:andThen(function(stuff)
				print("Got some stuff!", stuff)
			end)
]]
function Promise.new(callback)
	local promise = {
		-- Used to locate where a promise was created
		_source = debug.traceback(),

		-- A tag to identify us as a promise
		_type = "Promise",

		_status = Promise.Status.Started,

		-- A table containing a list of all results, whether success or failure.
		-- Only valid if _status is set to something besides Started
		_value = nil,

		-- If an error occurs with no observers, this will be set.
		_unhandledRejection = false,

		-- Queues representing functions we should invoke when we update!
		_queuedResolve = {},
		_queuedReject = {},
	}

	setmetatable(promise, Promise)

	local function resolve(...)
		promise:_resolve(...)
	end

	local function reject(...)
		promise:_reject(...)
	end

	local ok, err = wpcall(callback, resolve, reject)

	if not ok and promise._status == Promise.Status.Started then
		reject(err)
	end

	return promise
end
