Is there a short syntax in javascript for a call chain containing synchronous and asynchronous methods of the same class?

I know of 2 ways that are not very convenient and look inelegant:

1. Via then:

   (new TestClass).syncMethod().asyncMethod().then(self => self.anotherSyncMethod())

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2. Via await:

   (await (new TestClass).syncMethod().asyncMethod()).anotherSyncMethod()

I expect it to be something like this (pseudocode):
(new TestClass).syncMethod().asyncMethod()->anotherSyncMethod()
where -> is the transition from an async method to a synchronous one.

Is there something like this in JS, and if not, is there any plans for it in the future?

>Solution :

There is not.

However, the proposed pipeline operator might enable this in the future. You can find some bikeshedding in disussions there, like in issues #53, #86, #145, #189.