TypeTags .RangeError

Overview

The RangeError object indicates an error when a value is not in the set or range of allowed values.

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Since error objects do not have unique type tags, a RangeError type tag is the same as any other Error object. If you need to check if an error is an instance of a RangeError, use instanceof instead.

Usage

import { TypeTags } from 'typetags'


function check(n) {
  if (!(n >= -500 && n <= 500)) {
    return new TypeError() // not a RangeError
  }
}


const res = check(2000)


TypeTags.get(res) === TypeTags.RangeError
// → true


TypeTags.TypeError === TypeTags.RangeError
// → true


res instanceof RangeError
// → false

Metadata (TType)

MetadataValue
.typeRangeError
.tag[object Error]
.builtin()undefined
.getTag()[object Error]
.hasSpecialArgs()false
.instance()undefined
.instanceTypeOf()object
.info()see more
.isAvailable()true
.isConstructor()true
.isFactory()true
.isFunction()true
.isGlobal()true
.isIterator()false
.isNested()false
.isObject()false
.isPrimitive()false
.isStringifiable()true
.isSyntatic()false
.isTypedArray()false
.ownKeys()[length, name, prototype]
.toString()function toString() { [native code] }
.typeOf()function

Signature

declare type ITypeTags = {
  [key in Types | NestedTypes]: Tags
}


declare interface Predicate {
  predicate(value: any): boolean
}

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