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safe-await-tuple
Eliminate try/catch blocks in Node.js & TypeScript
Hey Product Hunt! I’m Sabtain, the maker of safe-await-tuple.
If you write TypeScript or Node.js daily, you know the frustration of handling async errors. Standard try/catch blocks force you to declare let variables outside the scope, break your top-to-bottom reading flow, and default your caught errors to unknown.
I built safe-await-tuple to bring clean, Go-style error handling to the JavaScript ecosystem without adding massive dependencies.
Core Features:
safe(): Wraps promises to return strictly typed [err, data] tuples.
safeSync(): Wraps throwing synchronous functions (like JSON.parse).
safeAll(): Batch resolves arrays of promises without a single failure crashing the batch.
safeRetry(): Automatically re-attempts flaky API calls.
Global Interceptors: Configure once to auto-pipe all caught errors to Sentry/Datadog.
It's microscopic, zero-dependency, and edge-ready.
I'd love to hear your feedback, and I'm hanging out in the comments all day to answer questions about the type-inference engine or the roadmap!
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About safe-await-tuple on Product Hunt
“Eliminate try/catch blocks in Node.js & TypeScript”
safe-await-tuple was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #123 on the daily leaderboard. Zero-dependency, Go-style async/sync tuple wrapper for Node.js & TypeScript. Eliminates try/catch boilerplate and scope pollution.
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