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axios-error
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Axios error wrapper that aim to provide clear error message to developers
Axios error wrapper that aim to provide clear error message to developers
npm i --save axios-error
or
yarn add axios-error
const AxiosError = require('axios-error');
// You can construct it from the error thrown by axios
const error = new AxiosError(errorThrownByAxios);
// Or with an custom error message
const error = new AxiosError(message, errorThrownByAxios);
// Or construct it from axios config, axios request and axios response
const error = new AxiosError(message, { config, request, response });
Calling console.log
on the error instance returns the formatted message. If you'd like to get the axios request
, response
, or config
, you can still get them via the following keys on the error instance:
console.log(error); // formatted error message
console.log(error.stack); // error stack trace
console.log(error.config); // axios request config
console.log(error.request); // HTTP request
console.log(error.response); // HTTP response
1.0.4 / 2021-01-11
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Axios error wrapper that aim to provide clear error message to developers
The npm package axios-error receives a total of 13,308 weekly downloads. As such, axios-error popularity was classified as popular.
We found that axios-error demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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