Add JSError with tests, add JSObject.description #47
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j-f1
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Sep 13, 2020
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Although it’s not standard, all engines that I know of implement error.stack to provide a stack trace as a string. It might be useful to access it.
kateinoigakukun
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JSErrorwill be used in a future PR with aJSPromiseimplementation to make a statically typedcatchmethod available on it.While there's no straightforward way to throw
JSErrorfrom Swift code right now, I think this type might become useful in some other cases too in the future. Maybe we could find a way to catch an error from an arbitrary JavaScript function?JSObjectandJSErrorare alsoCustomStringConvertible, astoString()is available on all JavaScript objects according to the standard.