Byethrow
Handle errors elegantly with Result types - no more throwing exceptions
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Reference the byethrow documentation to understand and use the Result type library for error handling in JavaScript/TypeScript. Access detailed API references, practical usage examples, and best practice guides.
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Show me how to use byethrow's Result type to handle API calls without throwing exceptions
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Comprehensive guide with code examples showing how to wrap fallible operations in Result types and handle success/error cases
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Install
claude-code skill install byethrow
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@byethrow helpCommands
| Command | Description | Required Args |
|---|---|---|
| @byethrow learn-result-type-fundamentals | Get started with byethrow's Result type pattern for error handling | None |
| @byethrow search-specific-api-methods | Find detailed documentation for specific byethrow methods and utilities | None |
| @byethrow migration-from-try-catch | Learn how to refactor existing error handling code to use Result types | None |
Typical Use Cases
Learn Result Type Fundamentals
Get started with byethrow's Result type pattern for error handling
Search Specific API Methods
Find detailed documentation for specific byethrow methods and utilities
Migration from Try-Catch
Learn how to refactor existing error handling code to use Result types
Overview
About byethrow
@praha/byethrow is a lightweight, tree-shakable Result type library for handling fallible operations in JavaScript and TypeScript.
It provides a simple, consistent API for managing errors and results without throwing exceptions.
For detailed API references and usage examples, refer to the documentation in node_modules/@praha/byethrow-docs/docs/**/*.md.
Documentation CLI
The byethrow documentation CLI provides commands to browse, search, and navigate documentation directly from your terminal.
list command
List all available documentation organized by sections.
1# List all documentation
2npx @praha/byethrow-docs list
3
4# List documentation with filter query
5npx @praha/byethrow-docs list --query "your query"
Options:
--query <string>: Filter documentation by keywords (optional)
search command
Search documentation and get matching results with highlighted snippets.
1# Search documentation
2npx @praha/byethrow-docs search "your query"
3
4# Limit number of results (default: 5)
5npx @praha/byethrow-docs search "your query" --limit 10
Arguments:
query: Search query string (required)
Options:
--limit <number>: Maximum number of results to return (default: 5)
toc command
Display table of contents from a documentation file.
1# Display table of contents from a markdown file
2npx @praha/byethrow-docs toc path/to/document.md
Arguments:
path: Path to the documentation file (required)
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- Author
- ryoppippi
- Updated
- 2026-01-30
- Category
- full-stack
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