configurable error handling

Is it possible to turn try { ... } catch off in the bluebird promise implementation ?

It would be nice if we could opt out of having the then handler wrapped in a try catch.

This would enable people to make different decisions about error handling opinions instead of going with the “defaults” promises/A+ choose.

[domenic]

class PromiseThatMissesThePointOfPromises {
  then(onSomething, onSomethingElse) {
    return super(
      value => try {
        return onSomething(value);
      } catch (e) { setImmediate(() => throw e); },
      reason => try {
        return onSomethingElse(reason);
      } catch (e) { setImmediate(() => throw e); }
    );
  }
}

[spion]

@wprater Its here - https://github.com/spion/promise-streams - but these dayse I recommend looking at reimplementations of node streams (instead of extensions like promise-streams). Node streams are too broken and quirky to fix.