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The apollo-server-errors package provides a set of error types and utilities for handling errors in a GraphQL server, specifically tailored for use with Apollo Server. It allows developers to create more descriptive and standardized error responses in their GraphQL APIs.
ApolloError
ApolloError is the base error that all other error classes extend. It allows you to throw errors in your resolvers with a message, an error code, and additional properties.
const { ApolloError } = require('apollo-server-errors');
throw new ApolloError('Message', 'CODE', { additional: 'properties' });
UserInputError
UserInputError is used to indicate an error when invalid input is provided by the user. It extends ApolloError, adding more context to client-side form validation errors.
const { UserInputError } = require('apollo-server-errors');
throw new UserInputError('Form Arguments invalid', { invalidArgs: Object.keys(args) });
AuthenticationError
AuthenticationError is used to signal an authentication failure. It is useful for resolvers that require the user to be authenticated.
const { AuthenticationError } = require('apollo-server-errors');
throw new AuthenticationError('You must be logged in');
ForbiddenError
ForbiddenError is used to indicate that the user is authenticated but does not have permission to perform a requested action.
const { ForbiddenError } = require('apollo-server-errors');
throw new ForbiddenError('You are not authorized to do this action');
graphql-errors is a package that allows you to mask and format GraphQL errors. While it provides similar functionality in terms of error handling, apollo-server-errors is more tightly integrated with Apollo Server and offers a richer set of predefined error types.
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