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@map-colonies/error-express-handler

v4.0.0

Published

Express error handler for the MapColonies project

Readme

error-express-handler

This package exports a middleware for express that handles Error and HttpError(custom package type).

Install

npm install --save @map-colonies/error-express-handler

API documentation

Check the autogenerated documentation here.

Usage

Add the handler as the last middleware, so any error forwarded by the controllers will be handled. If the value of NODE_ENV is production the error message will be redacted and a generic one will be sent instead. In development, in addition to the error message, the stack trace of the error will be included in the response.

import express from 'express';
import { getErrorHandlerMiddleware } from '@map-colonies/error-express-handler';

process.env.NODE_ENV = 'development';

const app = express();

app.use('/meow', fn);

app.use(getErrorHandlerMiddleware());

app.listen(8080, function() {
    console.log('server is up');
});

Flow

flowchart TD
    A@{ label: "NODE_ENV='production'" } -- true --> B["error implements HttpError"]
    A -- false --> C["error implements HttpError"]
    B -- true --> D["Status code: err.StatusCode<br>body: {fl°°34¶ßmessagefl°°34¶ß:fl°°34¶ßerr.messagefl°°34¶ß}"]
    B -- false --> E["Status code: 500<br>body: {fl°°34¶ßmessagefl°°34¶ß:fl°°34¶ßInternal Server Errorfl°°34¶ß}"]
    C -- true --> F["Status code: err.StatusCode<br>body: {fl°°34¶ßmessagefl°°34¶ß:fl°°34¶ßerr.messagefl°°34¶ß}"]
    C -- false --> G["Status code: 500<br>body: {fl°°34¶ßmessagefl°°34¶ß:fl°°34¶ßInternal Server Errorfl°°34¶ß, fl°°34stacktracefl°°34:err.stack }"]