Great solution! I've adapted it for TypeScript and added a defaultError so the error isn't falsy when not provided.
export const handle = <T>( promise: Promise<T>, defaultError: any = 'rejected' ): Promise<T[] | [T, any]> => { return promise .then((data) => [data, undefined]) .catch((error) => Promise.resolve([undefined, error || defaultError])); };
thanks!! you rock
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Great solution! I've adapted it for TypeScript and added a defaultError so the error isn't falsy when not provided.
thanks!! you rock