gridfw-errors
v1.0.1
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Default error manager for gridfw
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Gridfw-errors
This plugin adds error handlers to the framework. It's recommanded for dev stage, you should add custom ones for developement. (or just do not add anyting)
@see "Gridfw error handling" for more info on how to add them
Add the plugin
In your config file, under plugins option, add the following
{
plugins:{
errorHandling:{
require: 'gridfw-errors'
}
}
}
Add the plugin for dev only
{
plugins:{
<% if(mode === 'dev'){ %>
errorHandling:{
require: 'gridfw-errors'
}
<% } %>
}
}
Gridfw Error handling:
Adding the plugin will not override your custom error handlers. Adding error handlers is pretty easy
{
errors:
<errorCode>: function(ctx, errCode, error){
//do what ever
},
// else will match any other error code
else: function(ctx, errCode, error){
//do what ever
},
}
Example:
{
errors:
404: async function(ctx, errCode, error){
ctx.debug('REQ_ERR', 'Page not found'); // Debuging
ctx.statusCode = 404;
await ctx.render('errors/404');
},
'404-file': function(ctx, errCode, error){
ctx.debug('REQ_ERR', 'File not found'); // Debuging
ctx.statusCode = 404;
return 'errors/404-file'; // equivalent to ctx.render('errors/404-file')
},
500: function(ctx, errCode, error){
ctx.fatalError('REQ_ERR', error); // Debuging
ctx.statusCode = 500;
return ctx.render('errors/500', {error: error});
},
// else will match any other error code
else: function(ctx, errCode, error){
// status code
var statusCode = 500
if(Number.isSafeInteger(errCode))
statusCode = errCode;
ctx.statusCode = statusCode;
// debuging
if(statusCode >= 500)
ctx.fatalError('REQ_ERR', error);
else
ctx.warn('REQ_ERR', error);
// render
ctx.locals.error = error;
return 'errors/500';
},
}