Another exemple : await-to-js that returns the error first to enforce it to be handled :
const [error, result] = await to(getList()); if (error) ...
I like, but is not necessary why is Typescript being used (as long as the developer uses static typing)
Was about to point out it all seemed a bit like re-inventing the wheel, considering modules like this already exist.
I personally use and like await-to-js for many use cases.
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Another exemple : await-to-js that returns the error first to enforce it to be handled :
I like, but is not necessary why is Typescript being used (as long as the developer uses static typing)
Was about to point out it all seemed a bit like re-inventing the wheel, considering modules like this already exist.
I personally use and like await-to-js for many use cases.