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@keepkey/errors
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This package contains named errors and a function to create new named errors
It's recommend to add this package to peerDependencies
to avoid duplicate versions of the package
which will cause instanceof
checks to fail.
import { ValidationError } from '@shapeshiftoss/errors'
throw new ValidationError('txId cannot be null', { details: { name: 'txId', expected: 'not null', actual: 'null' }})
import { createErrorClass } from '@shapeshiftoss/errors'
const MyError = createErrorClass<{ myDetails: string }>('MyError')
try {
throw new MyError('My cool error', { details: { myDetails: 'string' } })
} catch (e) {
assert.ok(e instanceof MyError)
}
All errors support a code
property. This property is designed to be used for internationalization
so that translated text can be displayed based on the code
rather than on the message
.
import { RateLimitError } from '@shapeshiftoss/errors'
const e = new RateLimitError('Something bad happened', { code: 'ERR_RATE_LIMIT_INFURA' })
ForbiddenError - Authorized but not allowed access request resource
NotFoundError - Can not find requested entity
RateLimitError - API returned a 429 error
UnauthorizedError - Trying to access a protected resource
ValidationError - Invalid data provided
FAQs
Common set of typed errors
The npm package @keepkey/errors receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @keepkey/errors popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @keepkey/errors demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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