Example 2-12. Using a rejection handler at the end of a chain

Promise.reject(Error('bad news')).then(
	function step2() {
		console.log('This is never run');
	}
).then(
	function step3() {
		console.log('This is also never run');
	}
).catch(
	function (error) {
		console.log('Something failed along the way. Inspect error for more info.');
		console.log(error); // Error object with message: 'bad news'
	}
);

// Console output:
// Something failed along the way. Inspect error for more info.
// [Error object] { message: 'bad news' ... }