is-retry-allowed

is-retry-allowed

Check whether a request can be retried based on the error.code

Install

$ npm install is-retry-allowed

Usage

import isRetryAllowed from 'is-retry-allowed';

isRetryAllowed({code: 'ETIMEDOUT'});
//=> true

isRetryAllowed({code: 'ENOTFOUND'});
//=> false

isRetryAllowed({});
//=> true

API

isRetryAllowed(error)

error

Type: Error | object

The .code property, if it exists, will be used to determine whether retry is allowed.

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