valtyr
valtyr•7mo ago

Middleware that returns data instead of throwing error

Is there any way for a middleware to return typed data instead of throwing an error? I can only see examples of the latter. I'm thinking about something like this: 
procedure.use((opts) => {
  if(/*...*/) return {type: 'error'} as const;
  return opts.next(opts);
})
procedure.use((opts) => {
  if(/*...*/) return {type: 'error'} as const;
  return opts.next(opts);
})
It would then augment the output type of the procedure with the output type of the middleware.
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George
George•2mo ago
Did u find a solution for this?
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