I would wrap it in a higher order function though, something that takes an async function and returns a new async function with the added catch logic
Something like this, I guess:
const safe = fn => (*args) => fn(*args) .then(res => [res, null]) .catch(err => [null, err])
Yeah. That can be way of implementing it.
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I would wrap it in a higher order function though, something that takes an async function and returns a new async function with the added catch logic
Something like this, I guess:
Yeah. That can be way of implementing it.