There are two data types to get using promise if they are found:

• The parent promise is rejected if the card is not found
• The second/child promise is expected to reject if the terminal is not found.

Expected behavior:

a) If card is not found run:

response.status(293);
response.end();

a) If terminal is not found run:

response.status(292);
response.end();

Code example

getCard(cardID)
  .then((card: Card) => {
    getTerminal(terminalID)
      .then((terminal: Terminal) => {
        // do smth
      })
      .catch((e) => {
        console.log(e); // log works fine
        response.status(292);
        // terminal does not exist
      });
    })
  .catch((e) => {
    console.log(e);
    response.status(293);
    // card doesn't exist
  })
  .finally(() => {
    response.end();
    // close connection
  });

Problem:

The server returns 200 status in all cases other than 293, the first catch(), which is the only one that is executed as expected. I have a guess that it should be sequential promises, not child-parent based. How do we achieve that?