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What is apollo-server-errors?

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.

What are apollo-server-errors's main functionalities?

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');

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