Throw a json response?

This is not an issue, rather a discussion.

Is there a way to reduce this part (<--) of the code?

if (action === "save") {
  const result = getParams<SaveActionType>(formData, saveSchema);

  if (!result.success) {                            // <--
    return json(result.errors, { status: 400 });    // <--
  }                                                 // <--

  const { id, ...values } = result.data;
  await updateExam(id, values);
}

In fact, my real question is: does a throw in getParams could be captured and transformed, in some way, in the returned json via the CatchBoundary?

If I have several actions, it seems repetitive. Perhaps can it be improved? – I’m fully aware that at some point, things need to be written, just asking ;D

[kiliman]

No. This would actually go to ErrorBoundary. Like I’ve said before, I think it’s better to return form validation errors, so you can display the messages.

This is if you want to fail fast… but I’m not a fan of throwing Error, since that should be reserved for unexpected errors.

[binajmen]

Interesting. To be used in combination with CatchBoundary I suppose? But it means you can’t give feedbacks in a form input?

Still, handy to have this version! 👍