Write concise and appropriate error handling code by avoiding unnecessary complexity and verbose constructions. Remove try-catch blocks when they serve no purpose, and use streamlined approaches for error message construction.
Write concise and appropriate error handling code by avoiding unnecessary complexity and verbose constructions. Remove try-catch blocks when they serve no purpose, and use streamlined approaches for error message construction.
For example, instead of verbose error message handling:
let errMessage = 'Unexpected Error'
if (err instanceof Error) {
errMessage = err.message
}
toaster({
title: 'Failed to get Hugging Face models',
description: errMessage,
type: 'error',
})
Use a more concise approach:
toaster({
title: 'Failed to get Hugging Face models',
description: err instanceof Error ? err.message : 'Unexpected Error',
type: 'error',
})
Similarly, avoid wrapping function calls in try-catch blocks when error handling isn’t actually needed or when the function doesn’t throw exceptions that require handling at that level.
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