Error Handling for fetch in TypeScript

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  1. zod

    TypeScript-first schema validation with static type inference

    …but that’s a lot of no fun, dangerous work. Better to use a library that has already solved this problem like Zod or ArkType. It’ll ensure the types match up, and if not, give you an error response that _somewhat_ gives you a clue as to why the decoding went wrong, way more thorough and verbose than JSON.parse’s not so great runtime error messages.

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  3. RxJS

    A reactive programming library for JavaScript

    – Promise – native to all browsers, Node.js, and handles synchronous and asynchronous code; Errors are unknown – Observable – typically used in Angular, but supported everywhere you import the RxJS library, and handles synchronous and asynchronous code; Errors are typically typed Observable – Result or Either – a TypeScript discriminated union; handles synchronous, Errors are typically just strings

  4. effect

    Build production-ready applications in TypeScript

    The less uncommon are typed FP libraries like Effect or true-myth.

  5. arktype

    TypeScript's 1:1 validator, optimized from editor to runtime

    …but that’s a lot of no fun, dangerous work. Better to use a library that has already solved this problem like Zod or ArkType. It’ll ensure the types match up, and if not, give you an error response that _somewhat_ gives you a clue as to why the decoding went wrong, way more thorough and verbose than JSON.parse’s not so great runtime error messages.

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