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promiseErrorHandler

Use

Your component can extend this

<aura:component ... extends="promiseErrorHandler">

Call Apex

//assuming your component is named component and your helper is named helper
var action=component.get("c.myApexMethod");
helper.executeAction(component, action) //if helper, use this instead of helper
	.then($A.getCallback(function (result){
		//do something with the result
	}));

Setting Params and other stuff

you can add action.setParams({"myParam" : "paramValue"}) and/or action.setStorable (not recommended) before passing it to the executeAction.

Chaining Promises

//assuming your component is named component and your helper is named helper
var action=component.get("c.myApexMethod");
helper.executeAction(component, action) //if helper, use this instead of helper
	.then($A.getCallback(function (result){
		//do another apex call by returning a promise
		return helper.executeAction(component, action);
	})).then($A.getCallback(function (result){
		//do something with that 2nd result
	}))

Errors

The LightningErrorHandler is going to handle the basic errors (toasting them). If you need to do something more (example: set or reset local state variables or attributes) you can do that with the normal promises error function, the 2nd thing that gets passed in

helper.executeAction(component, action) //if helper, use this instead of helper
	.then($A.getCallback(function (result){
		//do something with the result
	}), $A.getCallback (function (error){
		//do something about that error
	}));

Errors in a chain only need that error thing on the last one in the chain.

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