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set-error-props

Properly update an error's properties

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Properly update an error's properties.

Features

  • Prevents overriding error core properties (name, message, etc.)
  • Protects against prototype pollution
  • Merges deeply
  • Merges with either high or low priority
  • Copies another error's properties
  • Strict, deep TypeScript typing of the return value
  • Handles invalid errors

Examples

Error core properties

import setErrorProps from 'set-error-props'

const error = new Error('one')
setErrorProps(error, { message: 'two' })
console.log(error.message) // 'one'

Prototype pollution

const error = new Error('one')
setErrorProps(error, { toString: () => 'injected' })
console.log(error.toString()) // 'Error: one'
console.log(Error.prototype.toString()) // 'Error'

Deep merging

// Deep merges plain objects and arrays
const error = new Error('message')
error.prop = { one: [true] }
setErrorProps(error, { prop: { one: [false], two: true } })
console.log(error.prop) // { one: [true, false], two: true }

Low priority merging

const error = new Error('message')
error.prop = { one: true }
setErrorProps(error, { prop: { one: false, two: true } }, { lowPriority: true })
console.log(error.prop) // { one: true, two: true }

Error copy

const error = new Error('one')
const secondError = new Error('two')
secondError.prop = true
setErrorProps(error, secondError)
console.log(error.message) // 'one'
console.log(error.prop) // true

Invalid errors

try {
  throw 'not_an_error_instance'
} catch (error) {
  setErrorProps(error, { prop: true }) // Converted to an error instance
}

Install

npm install set-error-props

This package is an ES module and must be loaded using an import or import() statement, not require().

API

setErrorProps(error, props, options?)

error Error | unknown
props Error | object
options Options?
Return value: Error

Assigns props to error, then returns error. If error is not an Error instance, it is converted to one.

Options

Optional object with the following properties.

lowPriority

Type: boolean
Default: false

Whether props should have lower merging priority over error or not.

Support

For any question, don't hesitate to submit an issue on GitHub.

Everyone is welcome regardless of personal background. We enforce a Code of conduct in order to promote a positive and inclusive environment.

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Package last updated on 28 Aug 2022

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