Propagated HTTP errors in HTTPStore containsItem function #151
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Hello,
I'm working on a prototype using zarr.js and an authenticated backend. It would be very useful to be able to distinguish between 200, 404 and "something else" HTTP statuses inside the
containsItem()function of theHTTPStore, so that one can catch theHTTPErrorand display a proper error message to the user.I see that the
getItem()function already considers these 3 cases, so I think that the same logic could be applied tocontainsItem().Note: I'm working on Fractal project with @jluethi and @tcompa