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safe

Safe.safe<T>(tryFn: () -> T, fallback: T | (err: unknown) -> T, equals: ((a: T, b: T) -> boolean)?): Graph.Node<T>

Creates a computed that evaluates tryFn and, if it throws, falls back to fallback, re-running and recovering automatically whenever its tracked dependencies change. fallback may be a static value or a recovery function receiving the caught error; a recovery function runs untracked so it cannot accidentally subscribe to extra dependencies. Pass equals to customize change detection (default ==).

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catch

Safe.catch<T>(fn: () -> T, handler: (err: unknown) -> T): T

Synchronously runs fn and, if it throws, recovers with handler: a plain try/recover with no reactive node created. Both fn and handler run untracked, so reads inside them don't subscribe the surrounding computed or effect. If handler itself throws, that error propagates.

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