Sweet LSTAT

An easier way to track LSTAT errors.

Install

npm install slstat

API

#getErrorFromNum(errno)

Parameter:

• {Number} errno The error number

Example:

var errdetail = require('slstat')
console.log(errdetail.getErrorFromNum(13).msg);
// outputs "Permission is denied for one of the directories in the path."

#getErrorFromCode(code)

Parameter:

• {String} The error code e.g 'ENOENT'

Example:

var errdetail = require('slstat')
var err = errdetail.getErrorFromCode('ENOENT');
console.log(err);

Returns: An Error object containing

{
  code: 'ENOENT',
  msg: 'A component of the path or prefix of path is not a directory.No such file or directory exists at this provided path.',
  errno: 2
}

Usage :

You can use it in projects where logs are written and by using this package you can put error with description for understanding.