[Internal] Swift Exception Helper #184
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Overview
We explicitly annotate certain methods in the Kotlin SDK to indicate that they throw
PowerSyncExceptions. This allows the Swift SDK to catch these exceptions when a Kotlin method is invoked from Swift.Catching exceptions in Swift is easy, but it can be tricky to throw Exceptions which should be handled by the Kotlin SDK from the Swift SDK. One cannot throw the SKIEE translated
PowerSyncExceptions from Swift code.This PR introduces a small helper which throws a
PowerSyncExceptionfrom Kotlin code. In some situations (unfortunately not all) this makes reporting exceptions from Swift to the Kotlin SDK simple.See the usage in the Swift SDK:
Here
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