How to use the level-errors.OpenError function in level-errors
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DigixGlobal / truffle-lightwallet-provider / node_modules / levelup / lib / levelup.js View on Github 
var inherits = require('util').inherits
var deprecate = require('util').deprecate
var extend = require('xtend')
var prr = require('prr')
var DeferredLevelDOWN = require('deferred-leveldown')
var IteratorStream = require('level-iterator-stream')
var Batch = require('./batch')
var Codec = require('level-codec')
var getLevelDOWN = require('./leveldown')
var errors = require('level-errors')
var util = require('./util')
var WriteError = errors.WriteError
var ReadError = errors.ReadError
var NotFoundError = errors.NotFoundError
var OpenError = errors.OpenError
var EncodingError = errors.EncodingError
var InitializationError = errors.InitializationError
var LevelUPError = errors.LevelUPError
var getOptions = util.getOptions
var defaultOptions = util.defaultOptions
var dispatchError = util.dispatchError
function getCallback (options, callback) {
return typeof options === 'function' ? options : callback
}
// Possible LevelUP#_status values:
// - 'new' - newly created, not opened or closed
// - 'opening' - waiting for the database to be opened, post open()
// - 'open' - successfully opened the database, available for use
