Or you can use express-async-error.
# terminal npm -i express-async-error
// index.js require('express-async-error');
and that's it, any error happens the express-async-error will catch it and passes it to the default express error handler.
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Or you can use express-async-error.
and that's it, any error happens the express-async-error will catch it and passes it to the default express error handler.