@enjoys/exception

Express.js Exception Filter/Handler

Overview

The Express.js Exception Handler is a middleware package designed to streamline error management and enhance the reliability of your Express.js applications. It simplifies the process of handling errors, customizing error messages and status codes, and maintaining clean and consistent error-handling practices.

Features

• Robust Error Handling: Efficiently manage various error types, from validation errors to unexpected server issues.
• Customization: Easily customize error messages and HTTP status codes to provide meaningful responses to clients.
• Integration: Seamlessly integrate error-handling middleware into your Express.js application stack.
• Best Practices: Follow industry best practices for error handling to improve the professionalism and reliability of your application.

Installation

You can install the Express.js Exception Filter/Handler package via npm:

npm  i  @enjoys/exception

Usage

What is New ? Exceptions =>

• createHandlers() // will return ExceptionHandler, UnhandledRoutes,CustomExceptionHandler
• ServerErrorException
• NotFoundException
• UnAuthorizedException
• BadGatewayException
• DuplicateEntryException
• ForbiddenException
• PayloadTooLargeException
• TooManyRequestException
• MethodNotAllowedException
• UnacceptableException
• NotImplementedException

app.get("/my/route",()=>  new  ServerErrorException();
// constructor ServerErrorException({stack:<string or object>) , rest are same...

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1. Import the package: ES5 Syntax

const { HttpException} = require('@enjoys/exception');

ES6 Syntax

import {HttpException} from'@enjoys/exception';

To Handle Undefined Route throughout your App, use this:

import { createHandlers } from'@enjoys/exception'; // ES6 Syntax
// const { createHandlers } = require('@enjoys/exception'); // ES5 Syntax
const { ExceptionHandler, UnhandledRoutes,CustomExceptionHandler } = createHandlers();
//... your app code
app.use("*",UnhandledRoutes);
// call this at the last of all routes and before the (global/app) exception handler

To Handle Exception throughout your App, use this:

1. Add the middleware to your Express.js application:

// call this function after routes has been called otherwise won't works
app.use(ExceptionHandler);
// OR
app.use(CustomExceptionHandler);

1. Customize error handling and responses as needed in your routes and controllers.

routes.all("*",Exception.HttpException.ExceptionHandler)

Throw an Exception

new  HttpException({
name:"auto suggestions",// name is required. press ctrl + space
message:"<your-message>",
stack:"your stack must be string or a object"
})

//for auto suggestion press, ctrl+space
// More Examples

new  DuplicateEntryException({
name:"auto suggestions", // for all defined exception name and message are optional.
message:"<your-message>",
stack:"your stack must be string or a object"
})

Full Usage Example

const  express  =  require('express');
const  app  =  express();
const { ServerErrorException,createHandlers } =  require('@enjoys/exception');
const{ CustomExceptionHandler,UnhandledRoutes,ExceptionHandler }=  createHandlers()
app.get('/error', (req, res) => {
throw new  ServerErrorException({stack:{}})
});
 
app.use("*",UnhandledRoutes) // to Handle 404 or  Cannot GET /test
app.use(ExceptionHandler ) // Handle Error on Application Level,
app.listen(5200);

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community. If you have ideas for improvements or encounter any issues, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License

If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact us at [e-mail].

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