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@yaupon/exception

v0.0.0-dev.0

Published

🤷‍♀️ Set of exception classes that can be used to handle errors in a more structured way.

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Readme

🤷‍♀️ Exception

This package provides a set of exception classes that can be used to handle errors in a more structured way.

  • The Package follows RFC 7807 and is compatible with RFC 9457 specification, which is a standard way to describe errors in HTTP APIs.
  • Package provides a set of exception classes and factory utilities to create them.
  • The package is designed to be used with the @yaupon/regerr to build a structured error registry with complete type-safety and support for multiple languages (@yaupon/i18n).
  • Future will show, however, we're in strong belief that error documentation could be generated from the registry and used in the API documentation.

Usage

import { ExceptionFactory, defineException, UnknownException } from '@yaupon/exception';
import { match } from '@yaupon/match';
import { inString } from '@yaupon/i18n';

let DatabaseException: UnknownException = defineException('DatabaseException', {
  status: 500,
  title: 'Database Error',
  detail: 'An error occurred while processing the request',
});

// Or you can use the factory to create exceptions

DatabaseException: UnknownException = new ExceptionFactory()
    .define()
    .withStatus(500)
    .withTitle('Database Error')
    .withDetail('An error occurred while processing the request')
    .as('DatabaseException')
    .create();
    
// You can also create instances of the exception

let exception: DatabaseException = new DatabaseException('An error occurred while processing the request');

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