json-api-error

JSON API Errors

JSON API Errors is a collection of popular errors which is format under of JSON API Specification. More detailed in here

Getting Started

Installation

The easiest way to install json-api-error is using NPM. If you have Node.js installed, it is most likely that you have NPM installed as well.

$ npm install json-api-error

Usage

At the current implementation, json-api-error support the following common errors

• BadRequestError
• UnauthorizedError
• ForbiddenError
• NotFoundError
• MethodNotAllowedError
• NotAcceptableError
• RequestTimeoutError
• UnsupportedMediaTypeError
• InternalError
• NotImplementedError
• BadGatewayError
• ServiceUnavailableError
• GatewayTimeoutError

Example

Usage with simple detailed message

import { BadRequestError } from 'json-api-error';

throw new BadRequestError('Request is invalid');

Usage with options

import { BadRequestError } from 'json-api-error';

throw new BadRequestError({
    id: 'BadRequestError',
    status: '400',
    code: 'BadRequestError',
    title: 'BadRequestError',
    detail: 'The #/userName must be number'
}));

Usage with customized your JsonApiError

import { JsonApiError } from 'json-api-error';

throw new JsonApiError({
    id: 'RequestEntityTooLargeError',
    status: '413',
    code: 'RequestEntityTooLargeError',
    title: 'RequestEntityTooLargeError',
    detail: 'Request Entity Too Large'
  });

Options

Properties	Detail	Type	Default Value
id	a unique identifier for this particular occurrence of the problem	string	equal to error name
links	a links object, more detailed in here	object	N/A
status	the HTTP status code applicable to this problem, expressed as a string value	string	equal to HTTP code
code	an application-specific error code, expressed as a string value	string	equal to error name
title	a short, human-readable summary of the problem	string	equal to error name
detail	a human-readable explanation specific to this occurrence of the problem	string	equal to error name
source	an object containing references to the source of the error, more detailed in here	object	NA
meta	a meta object containing non-standard meta-information about the error.	object	NA