jfhector

Feature: wrapInSynchronousTryCatch

Scenario: The function returned by wrapInSynchronousTryCatch calls the function provided to wrapInSynchronousTryCatch with the same arguments
  Given wrapInSynchronousTryCatch is called with a synchronous function that does not throw
  When the function returned by wrapInSynchronousTryCatch is called with some arguments
  Then the function provided to wrapInSynchronousTryCatch gets called with the same arguments
  And the function returned by wrapInSynchronousTryCatch returns the same thing as the provided function

Scenario: It catches any error that the provided function throws
  Given wrapInSynchronousTryCatch is called with a synchronous function that throws when called with some arguments

Heydon

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Rich-Harris

node_modules

kerryhatcher

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ghoseb

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