currently-unhandled
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Package description
The currently-unhandled npm package is used to track unhandled promise rejections in Node.js. It provides a way to log or handle promise rejections that might otherwise go unnoticed. This can be particularly useful for debugging and for applications that need to ensure all errors are accounted for.
Tracking unhandled rejections
This feature allows you to track unhandled promise rejections. By using the currentlyUnhandled() function, you can retrieve an array of promises that were rejected and not yet handled at the time of the call.
const currentlyUnhandled = require('currently-unhandled')();
process.on('unhandledRejection', (reason, promise) => {
console.log('Unhandled Rejection at:', promise, 'reason:', reason);
// Application specific logging, throwing an error, or other logic here
});
// Later in the code, you can check for unhandled rejections
const unhandledRejections = currentlyUnhandled();
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Readme
Track the list of currently unhandled promise rejections.
$ npm install --save currently-unhandled
const currentlyUnhandled = require('currently-unhandled')(); // <- note the invocation
var fooError = new Error('foo');
var p = Promise.reject(new Error('foo'));
// on the next tick - unhandled rejected promise is added to the list:
currentlyUnhandled();
//=> [{promise: p, reason: fooError}]'
p.catch(() => {});
// on the next tick - handled promise is now removed from the list:
currentlyUnhandled();
//=> [];
Returns an array of objects with promise and reason properties representing the rejected promises that currently do not have a rejection handler. The list grows and shrinks as unhandledRejections are published, and later handled.
This module can be bundled with browserify. At time of writing, it will work with native Promises in the Chrome browser only. For best cross-browser support, use bluebird instead of native Promise support in browsers.
MIT © James Talmage
FAQs
Track the list of currently unhandled promise rejections.
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