@blackglory/errors
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npm install --save @blackglory/errors
# or
yarn add @blackglory/errors
type CustomErrorConstructor<T extends CustomError = CustomError> = new (message?: string) => T
interface SerializableError {
name: string
message: string
stack: string | null
}
class CustomError extends Error {}
class ExpectedError extends CustomError {}
class AssertionError extends CustomError {}
function normalize(err: Error): SerializableError
/**
* @throws {AssertionError}
*/
function assert(condition: unknown, message?: string): asserts condition
/**
* @throws {ExpectedError}
*/
function refute(condition: unknown, message?: string): void
A negative assertion, expects the condition to be falsy.
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The npm package @blackglory/errors receives a total of 307 weekly downloads. As such, @blackglory/errors popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @blackglory/errors demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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