Function unwrap

unwrap<Data>(result: { data: Data; error: AuthError | null }): Data
Converts a { data, error } result from any FaableAuthClient method into throw-style control flow: returns data on success, throws the AuthError on failure.

Every async method on the client follows the never-throw contract — expected failures resolve in error rather than rejecting. That is the right default for most UIs, but when you'd rather let an error propagate (a server handler, a try/catch, a wrapper that normalizes everything to throws), unwrap saves you from hand-writing if (error) throw error at every call site.
Type Parameters
- Data
Parameters
- result: { data: Data; error: AuthError | null }
  Any { data, error } result returned by the client.
Returns Data
The data payload when error is null.
Example
```
import { unwrap } from '@faable/auth-js'

// throws AuthError on a wrong OTP instead of returning { error }
const { session } = unwrap(await auth.signInWithOtp({ username, otp }))
```
Throws
The error from the result when it is non-null.
- Defined in src/lib/unwrap.ts:26