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Errors, with.. layers..
A NodeJS and Web Error
wrapping utility, based heavily on VError, but without all the extras and dependencies on Node core utilities. Written in Typescript, compiled to JavaScript and suitable for bundling in the browser.
Uses no dependencies, minifies well and is a great way to wrap errors as they propagate through complex applications (such as Express services, for instance).
Layerr is an ESM library, and as such you need a compatible environment in which to install and use it.
Install by running: npm install layerr
.
Use it as a regular error:
const { Layerr } = require("layerr");
throw new Layerr("Test error");
Or use it to wrap errors:
doSomething().catch(err => {
throw new Layerr(err, "Failed doing something");
});
Layerr's can have info attached:
const { Layerr } = require("layerr");
function somethingElse() {
throw new Layerr({
info: {
code: 123
}
}, "Problem");
}
somethingElse().catch((err: Layerr) => {
const { code } = Layerr.info(err);
// code === 123
});
v2.1.0
2024-04-18
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Error wrapping utility for NodeJS and the browser
The npm package layerr receives a total of 104,510 weekly downloads. As such, layerr popularity was classified as popular.
We found that layerr demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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