In my current project, I realized my code would benefit a lot by the possibility of throwing an exception and catching it when a transition is cancelled (because in my case the transition is cancelled if some particular conditions are not met).
I've modified my fork of javascript-state-machine to include a new handler called "onCancelledTransition" that by default returns false (as expected) when a transition is cancelled, but it allows a custom implementation of onCancelledTransition handler where you can throw an error whenever one of a set of particular lifecycle events returns false (the same as onInvalidTransition and onPendingTransition).
Does the project is interested in my addition (cancelledTransition)? I could made a PR if so.
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In my current project, I realized my code would benefit a lot by the possibility of throwing an exception and catching it when a transition is cancelled (because in my case the transition is cancelled if some particular conditions are not met).
I've modified my fork of javascript-state-machine to include a new handler called "onCancelledTransition" that by default returns
false(as expected) when a transition is cancelled, but it allows a custom implementation ofonCancelledTransitionhandler where you can throw an error whenever one of a set of particular lifecycle events returns false (the same asonInvalidTransitionandonPendingTransition).Does the project is interested in my addition (cancelledTransition)? I could made a PR if so.