refactor: idiomatic express w/ built-in express error and async handling #285
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ExpressJS has built-in error handling.
This uses that (via
.catch(next)), rather that duplicating error handling logic throughout.Also
.catchfor clean, easy-to-read async error handling)returns that may be confusing to the reader (nothing is actually returned)'use strict';(unlike front-end code which is transpiled, node code must explicitly set'use strict';, otherwise errors may not be caught properly)npx prettier@2.x -w index.jswith existing .prettierrc, which caused some whitespace changes.prettierrc?)Preview
Best viewed with whitespace changes ignored:
https://github.com/plaid/quickstart/pull/285/files?diff=unified&w=1