My objective: Test out my error handling functionality.
Temporary solution: Have a custom route: /error, which contains code which purposefully produces fatal error.
var a = undefined;
a.b.c // Breaks.
The above works, but I can't use it to test production site as the page is not required. I was looking for a way to test it via the browser. I tried simply adding" throw new Error("Custom error thrown here") to the console. That doesn't actually break it during runtime.
I tried adding a break point and adding the same code: throw new Error("Custom error thrown here"). That didn't work either.
Any other easier ways to do this rather than the above?
I was looking for a way where I can do it via browser only.
Thanks.
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