Error Handler E2

This package will help you to handle errors, and logging errors with nice style for debugging, and you can use handleHttpError middleware

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Getting Start

You need download package in your project and import any function you need

Installing && Using

    npm install npm i error-handler-e2
    //or
    yarn add error-handler-e2

    const ErrorHandlerrE2 = require("error-handler-e2");
    //or
    import ErrorHandlerrE2 from "error-handler-e2";

Examples

Using Functions

create custom error

    const { createCustomError } = require("error-handler-e2").functions; 

    //params createCustomError({message: String, error: ErrorObj, [options]})
    const myError = createCustomError({
      message = "Testing Error message", 
      error = {},       
    });

create Http Error

    const { createHttpError } = require("error-handler-e2").functions;

    //params createHttpError({message: String, statusCode: Number, [options]})
    const httpError = createHttpError({
         message = "This is message",
        statusCode = 404,
    })

Logging Errors

    const { createCustomError,createHttpError ,logErrors } 
            = require("error-handler-e2").functions; 

    //params createHttpError({message: String, statusCode: Number, [options]})
    const httpError = createHttpError({
         message = "This is message",
        statusCode = 404,
    })

    //params createCustomError({message: String, error: ErrorObj, [options]})
    const myError = createCustomError({
      message = "Testing Error message", 
      error = {},       
    });

    logErrors({
        error: httpError,
        file: "index.js",
        path: `${__dirname}/${__filename}`,
    });
    logErrors({
        error: myError,
        file: "index.js",
        path: `${__dirname}/${__filename}`,
    });

Using Middlewares

    const { handleHttpError } = require('error-handler-e2).middlwares;
    const { createHttpError } = require('error-handler-e2).functions;

    //params createHttpError({message: String, statusCode: Number, [options]})
    const httpError = createHttpError({
         message = "This is message",
        statusCode = 404,
    });

    //you need throw httpError, when catch error
    throw httpError;

    //after your routes, using handle error middleware
    app.use(handleHttpError());

Authors

Milad