Handle Errors in Asynchronous Functions

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This lesson shows how regular control flow statements such as try/catch blocks can be used to properly handle errors in asynchronous functions. Oftentimes, the resulting code is easier to read than complex promise chains with .catch() methods.

Max
Max
~ 7 years ago

const fetch = require('node-fetch') - does this mean it's only possible server-side?

Nicolas Peron
Nicolas Peron
~ 6 years ago

Funnily it looks like someone has created a github account with the idonotexist username...