You can't use throw
statement in expressions in JavaScript:
arg = arg || throw new Error('arg is required');
// => SyntaxError: Unexpected token throw
This tiny library is wrapping throw
in a function:
var thr = require('throw');
// ...
arg = arg || thr('arg is required');
Messages can contain printf
-like placeholders:
arg = arg || thr('"%s" is required', argName);
You can specify instance of Error
instead of message:
arg = arg || thr(new Error('arg is required'));
Or parametrize error class:
arg = arg || thr(Error, 'arg is required');
$ npm install --save throw
var thr = require('throw');
var parsed = parse(str) || thr('Could not parse "%s"', str);
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