Thanks for writing this! Using promises as a wrapper around logic that could fail is a useful pattern. You can also listen for promise errors globally (rather than attaching a catch to each one) using the unhandledrejection global event.
Itβs also important to log these sort of failures back to a service like TrackJS to help you understand when things fail in production.
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Thanks for writing this! Using promises as a wrapper around logic that could fail is a useful pattern. You can also listen for promise errors globally (rather than attaching a catch to each one) using the unhandledrejection global event.
Itβs also important to log these sort of failures back to a service like TrackJS to help you understand when things fail in production.