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Provide exception for HTTP Rest API

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Provide Exceptions for REST API based on Express.js.

This module lets you to throw an HTTPException quickly.

Features

  • Very Simple API
  • Two middlewares are available. HTTPException.mime() and HTTPException.globalHandler()

Some HTTP Exception are already implemented :

  • BadRequest
  • Unauthorized
  • PaymentRequired
  • Forbidden
  • NotFound
  • MethodNotAllowed
  • NotAcceptable
  • InternalServerError
  • NotImplemented
  • BadGateway
  • ProxyError
  • ServiceUnvailable
  • GatewayTimeout

You can use HTTPException method to throw a custom Exception (see example).

Install

Use npm install httpexceptions.

API

   var httpException = require('httpexception');
   var express = require('express');
   var app = express();
   
   httpException.debug(true);
   
   app.use(httpException.mime('application/json'));
   app.use(httpException.paramsRequired());
   
   // OR
   // app.use(httpException.mime(['application/json', 'text/xml']));
   
   app.get('/my/route/exception', function(req, res){
   
        throw new httpException.BadRequest('Custom Message'); //Emit 
        
        // OR
        // throw new httpException.HTTPException(510, 'Custom Message');
   
   });
   
   app.get('/my/route/params', function(req, res){
      
        req.paramsRequired({
            query:['id']
        }); //throw a BadRequest exception if the parameters id isn't defined in queryParams
  
   });
   
   //at the end
   //GlobalHandler middleware catch exception and send response to the client
   app.use(httpException.globalHandler());

Test

Use npm test.

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Package last updated on 17 Sep 2015

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