HttpProvider should throw an error if it receives an invalid error

[vilsbole]

Currently I can pass an object to HttpProvider which creates a cryptic error:
t.reduce is not a function

I expect the provider to fail if it receives and invalid url string.

[Mrtenz]

You shouldn't be able to use an object as URL if you're using TypeScript. Do you mean implementing actual runtime input validation?

[vilsbole]

Currently I don't get a TS error:

Maybe because it's (correctly) serving the minified production version?

[Mrtenz]

Looks like your IDE can't find the TS types for some reason?

What IDE are you using?

[vilsbole]

Atom The types are included in the project right? If it’s my IDE that is badly configured then feel free to close the issue.

[Mrtenz]

The types are included in the published version and it works fine for me on IntelliJ IDEA, so it seems like it's an issue with your IDE.