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node-code-error
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npm install node-code-error
// extend a new type of error
var CodeError = require('node-code-error')
CodeError.extend('api', 400, 100)
var err = CodeError('api', 'db is not defined', 32)
err.status // 400
err.toString() // 'ApiError: db is not defined'
err.toJSON()
/*
{
code: 10032,
message: 'ApiError: db is not defined',
type: 'ApiError'
}
*/
// configure CodeError and describe code by keywords
CodeError.configure({
maps: [{
user: 1,
book: 2,
cat: 3
}, {
missed: 1,
invalid: 2,
unmatched: 3
}],
splitLetter: ' ' // default is ' ',
useMsgForCode: true // default is false
})
// then you can create err like this
err = CodeError('api', 'user invalid')
err.status // 400
err.toString() // 'ApiError: user invalid'
err.toJSON()
/*
{
code: 10012,
message: 'ApiError: user invalid',
type: 'ApiError'
}
*/
var CodeError = require('node-code-error')
CodeError.extend('api', 400, 100)
CodeError('api') // => function ApiError
CodeError('api', 'api error', 32, new Error('xxx')) // => instance of ApiError
name
Required, String
, define the type of the errorstatus
Number
, define the status of the error, default is 500baseCode
Required, Number
, the first part of the codecustomCode
Option, Number
, if passed, the last part of code will be always the customCode, this is used for errors with stationary code, like SystemErrorvar CodeError = require('node-code-error')
CodeError.extend('api', 400, 100)
CodeError('api', 'api error', 43) // code == 10043
CodeError.extend('system', 500, 101, 10)
CodeError('system', 'system error', 43) // code == 10110
Array
map of values for keywords.for common use, you can use maps[0] as map of model, use maps[1] as map of action.then, your error message will like 'user invalid', 'password unmatch', etc.var CodeError = require('node-code-error')
CodeError.configure({
maps: [{
user: 1,
book: 2,
cat: 3
}, {
missed: 1,
invalid: 2,
unmatch: 3
}],
splitLetter: ' ' // default is ' ',
useMsgForCode: true // default is false
})
CodeError.extend('api', 400, 100)
var err = CodeError('api', 'use missed')
err.code // => 10011
var err = CodeError('api', 'book unmatch')
err.code // => 10023
Error
the error to be wrappedString
which type of error to wrap, default is 'system'CodeError.extend('system', 500, 100, 10)
var err = new Error("I'm a nodejs Error")
var wrapped = CodeError.wrap(err, 'system')
wrapped.toString() // => "SystemError: I'm a nodejs Error"
wrapped.toJSON()
/*
=> {
code: 10010,
message: "SystemError: I'm a nodejs Error",
type: "SystemError"
}
*/
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We found that node-code-error 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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