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Enables general error handling and logging which allows to log errors, e.g for automatically sending back to the backend or for showing to the user
A module for collecting errors, stack traces and other information globally from within your Angular app e.g. for saving to a remote service or for displaying
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It's anyoing to handle all errors in controller and service and also very defective. So instead of surfacing the log it would be cool to manage them at a central place and maybe store them via on a backend service
Install this module:
bower install angular-invocation-handler --save
Add the dependencies
/*global app: true*/
var app = angular.module('resourcesApp', [
...
'ngIH.core',
'ngIH.ui' /* optional */,
'ngIH.exceptionHandler' /* optional */
]);
If you like to display the error message within your app, also include the ui module.
Configure the service to be handled:
app.config(function ($provide, ngIHServiceProvider, ngIHConfig) {
'use strict';
// enable UI feedback attach, default false
ngIHConfig.feedbackAttach = true;
// enable clearing of feedback
ngIHConfig.feedbackClear = true;
// set custom selector for appending UI error display element
ngIHConfig.uiSelector = '.navbar';
// enable scrolling to error display element
ngIHConfig.scrollToError = true;
// redirect to static error pages, e.g. 404 --> /404.html, default false
ngIHConfig.redirect = true;
// adding custom error handler, default is disabled
ngIHConfig.customErrorHandler = 'errorHandlingService';
// decorate the mentioned [services] with automatic error handling.
ngIHServiceProvider.decorate($provide, ['eventService']);
});
The customized error handling service looks like this:
app.factory('errorHandlingService', function ($log, $translate, blockUI) {
'use strict';
function buildValidationMessages(error, msg, callback, i) {
var errorDetails = error.data[i];
$translate('VALIDATION_ERROR_' + errorDetails.messageTemplate).then(function (translatedValue) {
msg = msg + ' ' + translatedValue;
// replace placeholder if set
if (errorDetails.propertyList) {
msg = msg.format(errorDetails.propertyList);
}
// callback when complete
if (i === error.data.length - 1) {
$log.debug(error.status + '=>' + msg);
callback(msg);
}
}, function (err) {
$log.error(err);
callback(msg);
});
}
return {
resolve: function (details, callback) {
if (details.error) {
var error = details.error;
// read by http code
$translate('HTTP_STATUS_CODE_' + error.status).then(function (translatedValue) {
var msg = translatedValue;
// handle violation errors
if (error.status === 400 && error.data && error.data.length) {
for (var i = 0; i < error.data.length; i++) {
blockUI.stop();
buildValidationMessages(error, msg, callback, i);
}
} else {
blockUI.stop();
$log.debug(error.status + '=>' + msg);
callback(msg);
}
});
}
}
};
});
This module instruments Angular's interceptors
to invoke a configurable set for the error handling.
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Enables general error handling and logging which allows to log errors, e.g for automatically sending back to the backend or for showing to the user
The npm package angular-invocation-handler receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, angular-invocation-handler popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that angular-invocation-handler demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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