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Better error handling for Node
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import { ErrorPredicate } from "./error-predicate";
/**
* Find the first error in the cause chain matching a given predicate or Error
* constructor.
*
* @remarks
* Normally, the predicate will be invoked with each cause as its first
* argument. However, if it is an Error constructor, this function will instead
* find a cause for which `is` returns true for that constructor.
*
* @param err - Error instance to search.
* @param predicate - Predicate function or Error constructor.
* @returns First matching error, or null if none is found.
*/
export declare function find(err: Error, predicate: ErrorPredicate | Function): Error | null;
/**
* Find all errors in the cause chain matching a given predicate or Error
* constructor.
*
* @remarks
* This function is similar to `findCause`, except that it returns an array of
* *all* matched errors, instead of just the first.
*
* @param err - Error instance to search.
* @param predicate - Predicate function or Error constructor.
* @returns Array of matching errors.
*/
export declare function filter(err: Error, predicate: ErrorPredicate | Function): Error[];