Updated readme example's async example to use IIFE #62
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I notice the first example uses a series of statements (which would perform the action), but the second example, showcasing async/await syntax, uses a function definition instead. If someone ran the code examples, they would not do the same thing, especially if one extended the example with statements inside the
if
bodies.I changed the second example to align with the first. Same style (semicolons, function instead of arrow function, etc), but the second example now also shows code that "does stuff".