How to handle an async function called by an event?

Let's say I have async function named 'Main' that gets called during page load like this:

window.addEventListener('load', Main);

Since Main is an async function, I'd like to catch errors from its promise chain by appending .catch((e)=>{ console.error(e);});. However, I don't think that plays nice with window.addEventListener (which returns undefined) and expects only the function's assignment as the 2nd argument.

Is it possible to handle promise rejections of Main without creating a wrapper function?

You have two options:

1. Use a wrapper function, or

2. Handle all errors within Main using try/catch

For instance:

window.addEventListener("load", evt => {
    Main(evt).catch(err => {
        //...handle/report error...
    });
});

or in Main:

async function Main(evt) {
    try {
        // ...your logic...
    } catch (e) {
        //...handle/report error...
    }
}

In both cases, make sure the "handle/report error" code itself never throws an error. :-)