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Simple error handling util, inspired by Golang solution

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👐 cope

Simple helper to handle errors, inspired by Golang solution

💿 Installation

pnpm i cope
Other package managers
npm i cope
yarn add cope

❓ Why

  • Simplicity: Avoid try/catch blocks scattered across your code
  • Type Safety: You know exactly what types to expect in success and failure cases
  • Consistency: Standardized structure for handling errors in sync and async code

💡 Examples

Basic usage:
import { cope } from 'cope';

const [result, error] = cope(() => JSON.parse('{"a": 123}'));

if (error)
  // process error
else
  // process result
Usage with default:
const [result = {count: 0}, error] = cope(() => JSON.parse('_broken_"count": 123}'));
if (error)
  console.warn('fail')

// result is always defined

[!NOTE]
This is why, the util returns undefined instead of null

Usage with optional execution:
cope(() => window.querySelector('#dynamic-element').scrollTo(123, 0))
// ...guaranteed executions
Asynchronous usage:

Stepwise

const [fetchResult, fetchingError] = await cope(() => fetch('https://example.com'));
if (fetchingError) {
  console.error('Request failed')
  return
}

const [result = null, parsingError] = await cope(() => fetchResult.json());
if (parsingError)
  console.warn('Cannot parse response data')

// process result

Or just

const [result = null, error] = await cope(
  () => fetch('https://example.com')).then(d=>d.json())
);
if (error) {
  console.error('Somewhere failed 🌚')
  return
}

// process result

🛠️ API

cope<Throws, Executor, Result>(executor: Executor): CopeResult<Result, Throws>
  • Generics

    • Throws - You can define types of errors, that can be thrown by executor. Default is Error
    • Executor - Private, don't change it!
    • Result - Private, don't change it!
  • Parameters

    • executor (Function): The function to be executed. It can be either a synchronous or asynchronous function.
  • Returns

    • If sync executor - [Result, undefined] | [undefined, Throws]
    • If async executor - Promise<[Result, undefined] | [undefined, Throws]>

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Package last updated on 08 Nov 2024

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