Server.js code (use connect-domain)
app.use(connectDomain());
require('./routers/paths')(app, routers, settings);
app.use(function(err, req, res, next) {
global.controllers.debug.put(err, req.url);
res.send(500, 'oops!');
});
Controller code:
mongoose.model('countries').find({}, 'id name', {sort: [['name', 1]]},
function(countries){
setTimeout(function(){notExist();}, 100);
notExist2();
res.send(countries);
});
I don't handling both notExist, if I use "q":
Q.when(mongoose.model('countries').find({}, 'id name', {sort: [['name',
1]]}).exec()).then(function(countries){
setTimeout(function(){notExist();}, 100);
notExist2();
res.send(countries);
}).done();
So I catch only notExist2.
How I catch all errors in async functions?
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