@aglyn/shared-util-errors

Error classes shared across the Aglyn packages: an HTTP response error, an upstream-vendor error, and a factory for namespaced, templated errors with stable codes. A small dependency of other Aglyn packages, usable on its own.

Published to npm from the Aglyn monorepo. Versions follow semantic versioning.

Install

npm install @aglyn/shared-util-errors

No peer dependencies.

What's in it

All exported from the package root:

• HttpResponseError(code, message) - an Error carrying an HTTP status in code (an HttpStatusCode from @aglyn/shared-data-enums).
• UpstreamServiceError(message, { status, retryable, requestId? }) - a failed call to a third-party service. message is meant to be a fixed sentence that is safe to show a customer; the vendor's own wording is not carried on the object. retryable says whether the vendor asked to come back later (a rate limit or overload) as opposed to rejecting the request.
• NsErrorFactory(scope, namespace, templates, nsDelimiter = '/', scopeDelimiter = ':', defaultMessage = 'Error') - builds NsError instances from a map of flag to message template. create(flag, payload?) fills {$name} placeholders from the payload; childFactory(childNamespace, templates?) derives a factory under a nested namespace.
• NsError - has code (namespace/flag), message and payload.
• replaceTemplate(template, payload?, options?) - the {$name} placeholder substitution by itself, and DEFAULT_REPLACER_REGEX.
• Types: ErrorPayload, ErrorTagMessages, ErrorTagPayloads, EventFlag.

Usage

import {
  NsErrorFactory,
  UpstreamServiceError,
} from '@aglyn/shared-util-errors'

const errors = new NsErrorFactory('my-app', 'files', {
  'not-found': "Could not find file '{$file}'",
})

try {
  throw errors.create('not-found', { file: 'foo.txt' })
} catch (e) {
  // e.code === 'files/not-found'; e.payload.file === 'foo.txt'
}

throw new UpstreamServiceError('The provider is busy. Try again shortly.', {
  status: 429,
  retryable: true,
})

Import-time effect

This package imports the root of @aglyn/shared-util-tools, and that root defines a set of non-enumerable $_-prefixed methods on Array.prototype when it loads. See that package's README for the exact list.

How it fits

A shared package: generic, with no knowledge of Aglyn's model. Shared packages may only import other shared packages; this one depends on @aglyn/shared-data-enums and @aglyn/shared-util-tools. @aglyn/shared-util-rest-api and @aglyn/plugins-ai depend on it.

License

Apache-2.0. Source: https://github.com/aglyn/aglyn/tree/main/libs/shared/util/errors