How to use the ipfs-repo.errors.ERR_REPO_NOT_INITIALIZED function in ipfs-repo
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function isRepoUninitializedError (err) {
// If the error is that no repo exists,
// which happens when the version file is not found
// we just want to signal that no repo exist, not
// fail the whole process.
// Use standardized errors as much as possible
if (err.code === RepoErrors.ERR_REPO_NOT_INITIALIZED) {
return true
}
// TODO: As error codes continue to be standardized, this logic can be phase out;
// it is here to maintain compatibility
if (err.message.match(/not found/) || // indexeddb
err.message.match(/ENOENT/) || // fs
err.message.match(/No value/) // memory
) {
return true
}
return false
}
