How to use the tinify.ConnectionError function in tinify
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tinify.fromBuffer(sourceData).toBuffer((err, resultData) => {
if (err instanceof tinify.AccountError) {
reject(err)
return new Notification('compress filed', {
body: 'Verify your API key and account limit.'
})
} else if (err instanceof tinify.ServerError) {
reject(err)
return new Notification('compress filed', {
body: 'Temporary issue with the Tinify API.'
})
} else if (err instanceof tinify.ConnectionError) {
reject(err)
return new Notification('compress filed', {
body: 'A network connection error occurred.'
})
} else {
resolve({compressFile: resultData, distSize: parseInt(resultData.length / 1024)})
}
})
})tinify
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