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pg-error-snippet

v0.0.2

Published

Show a code snippet for `node-postgres` errors.

Downloads

24

Readme

pg-error-snippet

Show a code snippet for node-postgres errors.

Installation

npm add --save pg-error-snippet
yarn add pg-error-snippet

Usage

const {Pool} = require('pg')
const {handleError} = require('pg-error-snippet')
const pool = new Pool(connectionOptions)

const query = 'CREATE TABLE foo()'

pool.query(query).catch((err) => {
  handleError(err, query, options)
})

Options

| Option | Default | Description | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | eol | '\n' | You can use '\r\n' for CRLF line endings | | linesBefore | 4 | The max number of lines to show before the error line | linesAfter | 0 | The max number of lines to show after the error line | label | 'postgres' | The label displayed before the error message | errorStyle | 'arrow' | Options are 'arrow' or 'highlight' (see image above) | showColors | true | Enable or disable colors | errorColor | 'red' | Choose from one of the colours available in chalk | showLineNumbers | true | Enable or disable line numbers | lineNumberColor | 'grey' | Choose from one of the colours available in chalk | showStack | true | Enable or disable logging the error stack

API

handleError

const {Pool} = require('pg')
const {handleError} = require('pg-error-snippet')
const pool = new Pool(connectionOptions)

performQuery('CREATE TABLE foo)')

// using try/catch
function performQuery(query) {
  try {
    return pool.query(query)
  } catch(error) {
    handleError(error, query, options)
  }
}

// using promises
function performQuery(query) {
  return pool.query(query).catch((error) => {
    handleError(error, query, options)
  })
}

createCodeSnippet

const {Pool} = require('pg')
const {createCodeSnippetFromError} = require('pg-error-snippet')
const pool = new Pool(connectionOptions)

performQuery('CREATE TABL foo()')

function performQuery(query) {
  try {
    return pool.query(query)
  } catch(error) {
    if (error.position !== undefined) {
      const snippet = createCodeSnippetFromError(error, query, options)
      console.log(
        error.message + '\n'
        snippet + '\n',
        error.stack
      )
    }
  })
}