Reference the byethrow documentation to understand and use the Result type library for error handling in JavaScript/TypeScript. Access detailed API references, practical usage examples, and best practice guides.
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name: byethrow
description: Reference the byethrow documentation to understand and use the Result type library for error handling in JavaScript/TypeScript. Access detailed API references, practical usage examples, and best practice guides.
allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob
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## About byethrow
`@praha/byethrow` is a lightweight, tree-shakable Result type library for handling fallible operations in JavaScript and TypeScript.
It provides a simple, consistent API for managing errors and results without throwing exceptions.
For detailed API references and usage examples, refer to the documentation in `node_modules/@praha/byethrow-docs/docs/**/*.md`.
### Documentation CLI
The byethrow documentation CLI provides commands to browse, search, and navigate documentation directly from your terminal.
#### `list` command
List all available documentation organized by sections.
```bash
# List all documentation
npx @praha/byethrow-docs list
# List documentation with filter query
npx @praha/byethrow-docs list --query "your query"
```
**Options:**
- `--query <string>`: Filter documentation by keywords (optional)
#### `search` command
Search documentation and get matching results with highlighted snippets.
```bash
# Search documentation
npx @praha/byethrow-docs search "your query"
# Limit number of results (default: 5)
npx @praha/byethrow-docs search "your query" --limit 10
```
**Arguments:**
- `query`: Search query string (required)
**Options:**
- `--limit <number>`: Maximum number of results to return (default: 5)
#### `toc` command
Display table of contents from a documentation file.
```bash
# Display table of contents from a markdown file
npx @praha/byethrow-docs toc path/to/document.md
```
**Arguments:**
- `path`: Path to the documentation file (required)