try-catch-logger

A utility package for handling repetitive try-catch blocks, compatible with both asynchronous and synchronous functions, featuring standard logging formats.

Authors

• @SangaraNaarayanan-tuts

Usage/Examples

It is compatible with both asynchronous and synchronous functions you dont have to provide any specific properties. It automatically identifies the type of the function.

How to use

• Pass the function as 0 th argument
• Pass rest of the arguments to the respective function

What will be returned

• status - Function Execution Status -> true, false
• data - Anything returned from the function
• error - Error occured in the function

Arguments

// Arguments order is mainter same as what you pass to main function
tryCatchLogger(anyFunction, param1, param2);

sync example

const tryCatchLogger = require('try-catch-logger');

async function sampleSyncFunc (param1){
    console.log("hello", param1);
    return sampleSync    
}
function mainFunc(){
    let {status, data, error} = tryCatchLogger(sampleSyncFunc, 2)
    console.log(status) // Function Execution Status -> true, false
    console.log(data) // Anything returned from the function 
    console.log(error) // Error occured in the function
}

async example

const tryCatchLogger = require('try-catch-logger');

async function sampleAsyncFunc (param1){
    let sampleAsync = await fetch('https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos/'+ 'param1')
    return sampleAsync    
}
async function mainFunc(){
    let {status, data, error} = await tryCatchLogger(sampleAsyncFunc, 2)
    console.log(status) // Function Execution Status -> true, false
    console.log(data) // Anything returned from the function provided
    console.log(error) // Error occured in the function
}

mainFunc()

Feedback

If you have any feedback, please reach out to us at [email protected]

License

This is an open-source package with a MIT License.