Can't figure out how to use synchronize.js in node.js

Question

I'm trying to use the module synchronize.js in my node.js app, but I am failing. Functions are still running out of order, and I'm not getting my data. Here is a general snippet of my code.

// an object with devices to migrate
var devices2Migrate =
{
device_array: [],

init: function ( done )
{
    sync.fiber(function()
    {
      //do init stuff
      console.log( 'yay we have a DB connector' );
      DB1.connect(function(err)
      {
          console.log( 'Database 1 is connected ...' );
      }
      DB2.connect(function(err)
      {
          console.log( 'Database 2 is connected ...' );
      }

    }, done);
 },

 loadDevices2Migrate: function ( done )
 {
    var self = this;
    sync.fiber(function()
    {
       //get stuff from DB using query()
    }, done);
 }
}; //end of object

// load up all the data for the devices using the old style tables
    sync.fiber(function(){
        sync.await( devices2Migrate.init( sync.defer() ));
        sync.await( devices2Migrate.loadDevices2Migrate( sync.defer() ) );

        console.log(  devices2Migrate.device_array );
        console.log(  "size: " + devices2Migrate.device_array.length );
    });

But what happens is that the console.log shows that the functions are not waiting:

yay we have a DB connector
[]
size: 0
Database 1 is connected ...
Database 2 is connected ...

Can anyone point me to what I'm doing wrong? I can fill in the method bodies more if needed, I was just trying to keep it simple at first. I know my methods( functions ) are correct, because if I wrap the bottom console.log calls (the ones in the fiber) in a setTimeout callback, then I do get my data.

Answer 1

I ended up using the async.js package. It was more "user friendly" in that it worked!

EDIT: in async, I did this:

// load up all the data for the devices using the old style tables
async.series(
    devices2Migrate.init( callback ),
    devices2Migrate.loadDevices2Migrate( callback )
){
    // land here when done
    console.log(  devices2Migrate.device_array );
    console.log(  "size: " + devices2Migrate.device_array.length );
});