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grpc-create-error

Utility function that creates an Error suitable for gRPC responses

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grpc-create-error

Utility function that creates an Error suitable for gRPC responses

npm version build status JavaScript Style Guide License

grpc-error - GRPCError class that uses this module

grpc status codes - The grpc status codes.

Installation

npm install create-grpc-error --save

API

createGRPCError(message, code, metadata) ⇒ Error

Utility function that creates an Error suitable for gRPC responses. See tests for all examples

Kind: global function
Returns: Error - The new Error

ParamTypeDescription
messageString | Number | Error | ObjectIf String the error message If Number the error code If instanceof Error, the error to source data from. We still create a new Error instance, copy data from the passed error and assign / merge the rest of arguments. This can be used to mege metadata of existing error with additional metadata. If Object, assumed to be metadata, either plain object representation or actual grpc.Metadata instance. We use grpc-create-metadata module to create metadata for the return value.
codeNumber | ObjectIf Number the error code If Object, assumed to be metadata, either plain object representation or actual grpc.Metadata instance. We use grpc-create-metadata module to create metadata for the return value.
metadataObjectThe error metadata. Either plain object representation or actual grpc.Metadata instance. We use grpc-create-metadata module to create metadata for the return value.

Example (Using standard grpc status code)

const grpc = require('grpc')
const createGRPCError = require('create-grpc-error')
const err = createGRPCError('Ouch!', grpc.status.INVALID_ARGUMENT)

Example (Custom error with metadata)

const createGRPCError = require('create-grpc-error')
const err = createGRPCError('Boom', 2000, { ERROR_CODE: 'INVALID_TOKEN' })
console.log(err.message) // 'Boom'
console.log(err.code) // 2000
console.log(err.metadata instanceof grpc.Metadata) // true
console.log(err.metadata.getMap()) // { error_code: 'INVALID_TOKEN' }

Example (Source from error and merge metadatas)

const createGRPCError = require('create-grpc-error')

const existingError = new Error('Boom')
existingError.metadata = new grpc.Metadata()
existingError.metadata.add('foo', 'bar')

const err = createGRPCError(existingError, 2000, { ERROR_CODE: 'INVALID_TOKEN' })
console.log(err.message) // 'Boom'
console.log(err.code) // 2000
console.log(err.metadata instanceof grpc.Metadata) // true
console.log(err.metadata.getMap()) // { foo: 'bar', error_code: 'INVALID_TOKEN' }

applyCreate(err, message, code, metadata) ⇒ Error

Actual function that does all the work. Same as createGRPCError but applies cretion to the existing error.

Kind: global function
Returns: Error - See createGRPCError description

ParamTypeDescription
errErrorThe error to apply creation to
messageString | Number | Error | ObjectSee createGRPCError description
codeNumber | ObjectSee createGRPCError description
metadataObjectSee createGRPCError description

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Package last updated on 13 Jan 2021

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