🔨unwrap

<T>(opt?: WrapOption) => T | never

Try to get the value, will panic when the wrapped value is an error.

const wrapper = await wrap(Promise.resolve(1))
const json = wrapper.unwrap() // 1

In Node.js, you can specify {panic: true} to let the program exit instead of throwing an error.

// this will exit the program in Node.js
(await wrap(Promise.reject(1))).unwrap({panic: true})

If you want to enable panic always in Node.js, you can specify the panic option in WrapConfig.

Exit code

If you need to specify an exit code in Node.js, you can pass the exitCode to unwrap method.

(await wrap(Promise.reject(1))).unwrap({panic: true, exitCode: 2})