Rebote

_Rebote_ is a simple that checks whether an error is one of the standard
Javascript errors and rethrows it. _Rebote_ is the spanish word for
_bounce_.

Example usage:

``javascript
import rebote from "rebote";

try {
const response = await someAsyncFunction();
} catch (e) {
// This line rethrows any of the standard JS errors
// which are otherwise silenced due to the try catch.
rebote.rethrow(e);
}
`

The standard Javascript errors rethrown are:

- EvalError
- RangeError
- ReferenceError
- SyntaxError
- TypeError
- URIError

API

$3


- error is the cought error that should be checked and potentially rethrown.
- type is any of native, any, all. Default: native.
- native - rethrows only the standard JS errors listed above.
- any, all - rethrow all errors regardless of type.

Inspiration

This library was inspired by bouce. However,
bounce has additional dependencies on hoek
and boom which are related to node's
hapi which may contain code mean for not and
not the browser.

Rebote aims to be free of platform specific dependencies and usable in both node and
javascript in the the browser (after being bundled.)

License: MIT


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