|| DIE('reason') Throws an error like PHP 's `OR DIE('REASON')`, Simple error throwing in a functional dev style.
npm install phpdie|| DIE('reason') Throws an error like PHP's or DIE('REASON'), Simple error throwing in a functional dev.
``js
import DIE from 'phpdie'
const token = process.env.TOKEN ?? DIE("Missing Token")
console.log(token) // typeof token === "string"
`
The DIES function allows you to call an alert function (like alert, console.error, toast.error, etc.) and then throw an error. This is useful for showing error messages to users before terminating execution.
`js
import { DIES } from '@snomiao/die'
const ooops = false
// With alert
ooops || DIES(alert, "Something went wrong!");
// With console.error
ooops || DIES(console.error, "Error:", 404, "Not Found");
// With toast notifications
ooops || DIES(toast.error, "Failed to save data");
// With custom alert function
const showError = (msg) => { / show error in UI / };
ooops || DIES(showError, "Custom error message");
ooops || DIES(()=> 'anyway die');
`
The DIES function:cause
- Calls the provided alert function with the given arguments
- Throws an Error with message "DIES" and the arguments stored in the propertynever
- Never returns (return type is )
`js
import DIE from ".";
it("lives", () => {
const token = "123" ?? DIE("Missing Token");
console.log(token);
expect(token).toEqual("123");
});
it("dies", () => {
let err: any;
try {
const token = process.env.TOKEN ?? DIE("Missing Token");
console.log(token);
} catch (e) {
err = e;
}
expect(err).toEqual("Missing Token");
});
it("dies with error", () => {
let err: any;
try {
const token = process.env.TOKEN ?? DIE(new Error("Missing Token"));
console.log(token);
} catch (e) {
err = e;
}
expect(err.message).toEqual("Missing Token");
});
`
`ts``
export function DIE(reason?: string | Error): never {
if (typeof reason === "string") {
const err = new Error(reason);
throw err.stack;
}
throw reason;
}