How to use the sumchecker.ChecksumParseError function in sumchecker
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.catch(err => {
if (err instanceof sumchecker.ChecksumMismatchError) {
console.error(`${fail} The checksum of ${err.filename} from ` +
`${validationArgs.fileSource} did not match the shasum in ` +
`${validationArgs.shaSumFile}`)
} else if (err instanceof sumchecker.ChecksumParseError) {
console.error(`${fail} The checksum file ${validationArgs.shaSumFile} ` +
`from ${validationArgs.fileSource} could not be parsed.`, err)
} else if (err instanceof sumchecker.NoChecksumFoundError) {
console.error(`${fail} The file ${err.filename} from ` +
`${validationArgs.fileSource} was not in the shasum file ` +
`${validationArgs.shaSumFile}.`)
} else {
console.error(`${fail} Error matching files from ` +
`${validationArgs.fileSource} shasums in ${validationArgs.shaSumFile}.`, err)
}
process.exit(1)
})
console.log(`${pass} All files from ${validationArgs.fileSource} match ` +
