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@respondex/apierror

v0.0.1

Published

A simple class for instantiating API errors

Downloads

1

Readme

@respondex/apierror

This is a simple API error class that helps create an instance of custom API errors. It was created as a support package for @respondex/core.

Documentation

Along with @respondex/core, a class has been provided that can be used to better handle errors that may occur during runtime; be it client or server errors. By simple instantiating an error object with this class, you can send a well formated http response using the RespondEx error method. Simply pass the instantiated error object as the first parameter of the error method.

| Parameter | Type | Description | Example | |----------------|----------|----------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | message | string | A simple message describing the error | "Product not found" | | possibleCauses | string[] | A list of possible or definite causes of the error | ["The product with the specified ID does not exist."] | | code | number | The status code of the error | 404 |

Example

import RespondEx from "@respondex/core";
import ApiError from "@respondex/apierror";

const error = new ApiError(
  'Product not found',
  [
    'The product with the specified ID does not exist.',
    'The ID was not provided in the correct format.'
  ],
  404
);

RespondEx.error(error, res);

Contributors

Opeoluwa Iyi-Kuyoro: 👨🏿Profile - WebSite

Contributions

I am very open to contributions from the community. If you find this package useful, and you feel there are a rew things you would like to add or nasty bugs that you just want to get rid of, please feel free to fork, modify and raise a PR.

In doing so, I would like you to follow the conventions.

Commit styles: This project uses the Angular commit style and commitplease has been set up to enforce that.

PR Style: Please use the template you find in the PR message to compose one.