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isRecoverableError function from Node.js REPL
var isRecoverableError = require('is-recoverable-error')
var repl = require('repl')
var vm = require('vm')
function myEval (input, context, filename, callback) {
var result
try {
result = vm.runInThisContext(input)
} catch (e) {
if (isRecoverableError(input)) {
return callback(new repl.Recoverable(e))
}
}
callback(null, result)
}
Where input is a string. Returns a boolean.
isRecoverableError('function x () {') // returns true
isRecoverableErorr('<cat>') // returns false
npm install -S is-recoverable-error
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isRecoverableError from Node.js' REPL
The npm package is-recoverable-error receives a total of 14,749 weekly downloads. As such, is-recoverable-error popularity was classified as popular.
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