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Latest Version

1.0.2

Package Id

craydent.error@1.0.2

Unpacked Size

7.21 kB

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2.60 kB

File Count

7

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10.5.2

Node Version

21.4.0

Published on

Sep 19, 2024

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Craydent 1.0.2

by Clark Inada

Craydent is all inclusive utility library. There are several ways to use the library in NodeJS. More detailed documentation on constants can be found at Craydent Properties. More detailed documentation on methods can be found at Craydent Methods

1// require - this require is the fully modular version with no global constants, prototypes, or methods.
2const error = require('craydent.error').default;

1// import - this require is the fully modular version with no global constants, prototypes, or methods.
2import error from 'craydent.error';

error

Info: User implemented place holder function to handle errors

Return: (void)

Parameters:

None

Overloads:

None

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