yosh

const wrap = fn => asde(util.promisify(fn)) const [err, res] = await wrap(fn)('foo') This should work already :) and yeah wrapping but...

I'm curious, what don't you like about try/catch blocks? Just the indentation?

The fact that it isn’t concatenable, because it’s not an expression. It forces you to use non-constant variables.

Do you mean because const is block-scoped so using it inside of try restricts access to that block? And what do you mean by concatenable?

Yeah, the indentation is what kills it for me. Also the vast majority of async/await examples leave out err handling somehow :/

yeah, having to do let v try { v = await fn() } catch (_) { ... } const val = v

Exactly. Would be cool if I could do: const v = try await fn catch NaN lol