Promise.all(), by its design returns a single promise who's resolved value is an array of resolved values for all the promises you passed it. That's what it does. If that isn't what you want, then perhaps you are using the wrong tool. You can process the individual results in a number of ways:
First, you can just loop over the array of returned results and do whatever you want to with them for further processing.
Promise.all(plugins).then(function(results) { return results.map(function(item) { // can return either a value or another promise here return .... }); }).then(function(processedResults) { // process final results array here })
Second, you could attach a .then() handler to each individual promise BEFORE you pass it to Promise.all().
// return new array of promises that has done further processing // before passing to Promise.all() var array = plugins.map(function(p) { return p.then(function(result) { // do further processing on the individual result here // return something (could even be another promise) return xxx; }); }) Promise.all(array).then(function(results) { // process final results array here });
Or, third if you don't really care when all the results are done and you just want to process each one individually, then don't use Promise.all() at all. Just attach a .then() handler to each individual promise and process each result as it happens.
