I have created a method that grabs the image data based on another method. As you can see the uploadAvatar() method stores the object back from Cloudinary into a constructor object this._userImage;. Then my getUserImage() method should return the user image data but instead it returns {} that when I log it to the console :P.
ImageUploader.js
'use strict';
const cloudinary = require('cloudinary');
class ImageUploader {
  constructor(imageObj) {
    this.imageObj = imageObj;
    this._apiKey = "key";
    this._apiSecret = "secret";
    this.config = cloudinary.config({
      cloud_name: 'name',
      api_key: this._apiKey,
      api_secret: this._apiSecret
    });
    this._userImage = {}; // where user image object should be stored
  }
  * uploadAvatar(path) {
    cloudinary.uploader.upload(path, (data) => {
      this._userImage = data; // where I overwrite the constructor obj
    });
  }
  getUserImage() {
    return this._userImage; // this returns `{}` when I log it in UsersController.js
  }
}
module.exports = ImageUploader;
UsersController.js
'use strict'
const Validator = require("../Helpers/ValidatorHelper.js");
const ImageUploader = require("../Helpers/ImageUploader.js");
class UsersController {
  * registerView (request, response) {
    yield response.sendView('users.register');
  }
  * register (request, response) {
    const user = request.only('display_name', 'username', 'email', 'password', 'confirm_password', 'console');
    var avatar = request.file('avatar');
    let validator = new Validator(user, avatar);
    let imageUpload = new ImageUploader(avatar);
    let avatarStatus = yield validator.validateAvatar();
    var img;
    if (avatarStatus) { // is true
      yield imageUpload.uploadAvatar(avatar.file.path);
    } else { // is false
      // pick a random avatar
    }
    console.log(imageUpload.getUserImage());
    return response.status(200).json({
      user: user,
      avatar: imageUpload.getUserImage()
    });
  }
}
module.exports = UsersController
 
    