express-response-errors
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Collection of custom response errors and middleware for express
Collection of custom response errors and middleware for express.
npm i express-response-errors -S
Add middleware to your application bootstrap file:
const { httpErrorsMiddleware } = require('express-response-errors');
app.use(httpErrorsMiddleware);
Throw generic HTTP exception
const { HttpError } = require('express-response-errors');
// Ex. with default status text
throw new HttpError(418);
// Ex. with custom message
throw new HttpError(418, 'I only brew tea');
Throw custom HTTP exception
const { ImATeapotError } = require('express-response-errors');
// Ex. with default status text
throw new ImATeapotError();
// Ex. with custom status text
throw new ImATeapotError('I only brew tea');
Exceptions thrown without a message defaults to HTTP standard status text. Exceptions are handled by middle which relays errors as a HTTP response.
FAQs
Collection of custom response errors and middleware for express
The npm package express-response-errors receives a total of 663 weekly downloads. As such, express-response-errors popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that express-response-errors 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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