auto-generated-error-handling-with-neverthrow

Handle async errors in TypeScript by wrapping calls with the ErrorHandler.wrap utility to produce typed Result objects. This standardizes error flows using ok/err constructs instead of throwing exceptions directly.

Add retry logic with backoff to TypeScript API clients using the ErrorHandler.retry utility. It integrates with the Result pattern to automatically reattempt failed IO operations and return controlled error states.

Yes, you can use a legacy Result type for compatibility while standardizing new code on neverthrow. The approach supports both neverthrow patterns and a custom compatibility Result type to ease migration.

Run parallel async operations with typed error handling in TypeScript using the ErrorHandler.parallel utility. It coordinates multiple IO workflows concurrently while propagating controlled errors through the Result pattern.

Use the nonCritical error handling utility in IO-heavy TypeScript workflows when certain operation failures should not halt the entire process. It isolates non-blocking failures while maintaining typed Result propagation.

Yes, this error handling approach works for token management in TypeScript. It provides production-grade error flows specifically applicable to token managers, API clients, and IO operations requiring typed results.