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Common error classes and utility functions
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/shutterstock/node-common-errors
- Owner: shutterstock
- License: mit
- Created: 2013-06-27T19:55:36.000Z (about 11 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2021-08-27T21:32:48.000Z (about 3 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-05-13T22:44:06.130Z (4 months ago)
- Topics: error, errors, javascript, node
- Language: JavaScript
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- Size: 131 KB
- Stars: 284
- Watchers: 39
- Forks: 26
- Open Issues: 4
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- Contributing: CONTRIBUTING.md
- License: LICENSE
- Code of conduct: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
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README
common-errors
===========
> Common error classes and utility functions
* Full suite of node.js Error classes like most other modern languages
* Append stack traces from other asynchronously generated Errors
* Generate your own custom Error classes in one line
* Map HTTP status codes to Errors for automatic handling in web services and applications
[](http://travis-ci.org/shutterstock/node-common-errors)
## Install
```npm install common-errors```
## Class Directory
### Common Error Classes
* [AlreadyInUseError](#alreadyinuse)
* [ArgumentError](#argument)
* [ArgumentNullError](#argumentnull)
* [AuthenticationRequiredError](#authrequired)
* [ConnectionError](#connection)
* [DataError](#data)
* [MemcacedError](#memcached)
* [MongoDBError](#mongodb)
* [RedisError](#redis)
* [RollbackError](#rollback)
* [SQLError](#sql)
* [TransactionError](#transaction)
* [Error](#error)
* [HttpStatusError](#httpstatus)
* [InvalidOperationError](#invalidoperation)
* [IOError](#io)
* [DirectoryNotFoundError](#directorynotfound)
* [DriveNotFoundError](#drivenotfound)
* [EndOfStreamError](#endofstream)
* [FileLoadError](#fileload)
* [FileNotFoundError](#filenotfound)
* [SocketError](#socket)
* [NotFoundError](#notfound)
* [NotImplementedError](#notimplemented)
* [NotPermittedError](#notpermitted)
* [NotSupportedError](#notsupported)
* [OutOfMemoryError](#outofmemory)
* [RangeError](#range)
* [ReferenceError](#reference)
* [StackOverflowError](#stackoverflow)
* [SyntaxError](#syntax)
* [TimeoutError](#timeout)
* [TypeError](#type)
* [URIError](#uri)
* [ValidationError](#validation)
### Utility Functions
* [log](#log)
* [prependCurrentStack](#prependCurrentStack)
* [generateClass](#generateClass)
### Express Middleware Functions
* [Crash Protector](#crashprotector)
* [Error Handler](#errorhandler)
## Common Error Classes
### AlreadyInUseError
Applicable when a resource is already in use, for example unique key constraints like a username.
new AlreadyInUseError(entityName, arg1, [arg2, arg3, arg4, ...])
__Arguments__
* `entityName` - the entity that owns the protected resource
* `args` - the fields or attributes that are already in use
```js
// Example
throw new errors.AlreadyInUseError('user', 'username');
```
---------------------------------------
### ArgumentError
Applicable when there's a generic problem with an argument received by a function call.
new ArgumentError(argumentName[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `argumentName` - the name of the argument that has a problem
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.ArgumentError('username', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### ArgumentNullError
Applicable when an argument received by a function call is null/undefined or empty.
new ArgumentNullError(argumentName[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `argumentName` - the name of the argument that is null
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.ArgumentNullError('username', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### AuthenticationRequiredError
Applicable when an operation requires authentication
new AuthenticationRequiredError(message, [inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.AuthenticationRequiredError("Please provide authentication.", err)
```
---------------------------------------
### ConnectionError
Applicable when an error occurs on a connection.
new ConnectionError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.ConnectionError('database connection no longer available', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### DataError
Applicable when an error occurs on or with an external data source.
new DataError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.data.DataError('Too many rows returned from database', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### MemcachedError
Applicable when an error occurs while using memcached.
new MemcachedError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.data.MemcachedError('Expected value not found', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### MongoDBError
Applicable when an error occurs while using MongoDB.
new MongoDBError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.data.MongoDBError('Retrieved value not in expected format', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### RedisError
Applicable when an error occurs while using redis.
new RedisError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.data.RedisError('expected value not found in redis', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### RollbackError
Applicable when a transaction was unexpectedly rolled back.
new RollbackError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.data.RollbackError('database transaction was unexpectedly rolled back', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### SQLError
Applicable when an error occurs while using a SQL database.
new SQLError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.data.SQLError('foreign key constraint violated', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### TransactionError
Applicable when an error unexpectedly interrupts a transaction.
new TransactionError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.data.TransactionError('transaction already complete', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### Error
This is roughly the same as the native Error class. It additionally supports an inner_error attribute.
new Error(message, [inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.Error("Please provide authentication.", err)
```
---------------------------------------
### HttpStatusError
Represents a message and a HTTP status code.
new HttpStatusError(status_code[, message])
__Arguments__
* `status_code` - any HTTP status code integer
* `message` - any message
```js
// Example
throw new errors.HttpStatusError(404, "Not Found");
```
new HttpStatusError(err[, req])
Figure out a proper status code and message from a given error. The current mapping of error codes
to HTTP status codes is as follows:
```javascript
{
"ValidationError": 400,
"ArgumentError": 400,
"AuthenticationRequiredError": 401,
"NotPermittedError": 403,
"ArgumentNullError": 404 // , or 400 depending on what's wrong with the request
"NotFoundError": 404,
"NotSupportedError": 405,
"AlreadyInUseError": 409,
}
```
To change the mappings, modify `HttpStatusError.message_map` and `HttpStatusError.code_map`
__Arguments__
* `err` - any instanceof Error
* `req` - the request object
```js
// Example
throw new errors.HttpStatusError(err, req);
```
---------------------------------------
### InvalidOperationError
Applicable when an invalid operation occurs.
new InvalidOperationError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.InvalidOperationError('divide by zero', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### IOError
Base class for Errors while accessing information using streams, files and directories.
new IOError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.io.IOError("Could not open file", err)
```
---------------------------------------
### DirectoryNotFoundError
Applicable when part of a file or directory cannot be found.
new DirectoryNotFoundError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.io.DirectoryNotFoundError("/var/log", err)
```
---------------------------------------
### DriveNotFoundError
Applicable when trying to access a drive or share that is not available.
new DriveNotFoundError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.io.DriveNotFoundError("c", err)
```
---------------------------------------
### EndOfStreamError
Applicable when reading is attempted past the end of a stream.
new EndOfStreamError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.io.EndOfStreamError("EOS while reading header", err)
```
---------------------------------------
### FileLoadError
Applicable when a file is found and read but cannot be loaded.
new FileLoadError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `file_name` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.io.FileLoadError("./package.json", err)
```
---------------------------------------
### FileNotFoundError
Applicable when an attempt to access a file that does not exist on disk fails.
new FileNotFoundError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `file_name` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.io.FileNotFoundError("./package.json", err)
```
---------------------------------------
### SocketError
Applicable when an error occurs on a socket.
new SocketError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.SocketError('socket no longer available', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### NotFoundError
Applicable when an attempt to retrieve data yielded no result.
new NotFoundError(entity_name[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `entity_name` - a description for what was not found
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.NotFoundError("User", err)
```
---------------------------------------
### NotImplementedError
Applicable when a requested method or operation is not implemented.
new NotImplementedError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.NotImplementedError("Method is not yet implemented.", err)
```
---------------------------------------
### NotPermittedError
Applicable when an operation is not permitted
new NotPermittedError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.NotPermittedError("username cannot be changed once set.", err)
```
---------------------------------------
### NotSupportedError
Applicable when a certain condition is not supported by your application.
new NotSupportedError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - a message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.NotSupportedError('Zero values', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### OutOfMemoryError
Applicable when there is not enough memory to continue the execution of a program.
new OutOfMemoryError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - a message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.OutOfMemoryError('Maximum mem size exceeded.', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### RangeError
Represents an error that occurs when a numeric variable or parameter is outside of its valid range. This is roughly the same as the native RangeError class. It additionally supports an inner_error attribute.
new RangeError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - a message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.RangeError("Value must be between " + MIN + " and " + MAX, err);
```
---------------------------------------
### ReferenceError
Represents an error when a non-existent variable is referenced. This is roughly the same as the native ReferenceError class. It additionally supports an inner_error attribute.
new ReferenceError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - a message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.ReferenceError("x is not defined", err);
```
---------------------------------------
### StackOverflowError
Applicable when the execution stack overflows because it contains too many nested method calls.
new StackOverflowError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - a message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.StackOverflowError('Stack overflow detected.', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### SyntaxError
Represents an error when trying to interpret syntactically invalid code. This is roughly the same as the native SyntaxError class. It additionally supports an inner_error attribute.
new SyntaxError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - a message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.SyntaxError("Unexpected token a", err);
```
---------------------------------------
### TimeoutError
Applicable when an operation takes longer than the alloted amount.
new TimeoutError(time[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `time` - a time duration
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.TimeoutError('100ms', err);
```
---------------------------------------
### TypeError
Represents an error when a value is not of the expected type. This is roughly the same as the native TypeError class. It additionally supports an inner_error attribute.
new TypeError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - a message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.TypeError("number is not a function", err);
```
---------------------------------------
### URIError
Represents an error when a value is not of the expected type. This is roughly the same as the native URIError class. It additionally supports an inner_error attribute.
new URIError(message[, inner_error])
__Arguments__
* `message` - a message
* `inner_error` - the Error instance that caused the current error. Stack trace will be appended.
```js
// Example
throw new errors.URIError("URI malformed", err);
```
---------------------------------------
### ValidationError
Useful for denoting a problem with a user-defined value. Generally, you won't throw this error.
It serializes to JSON, and it can also function as an envelope for multiple errors.
new ValidationError(message, [code], [field])
__Arguments__
* `message` - any message
* `code` - an optional error code
* `field` - an optional description of the data
__Methods__
* `addError(error)` - add an error object to the `errors` array, and return `this`.
* `addErrors(errors)` - append an array of error objects to the `errors` array, and return `this`.
```js
// Example
function validateUsername(username){
var errors = new errors.ValidationError();
if(username.length < 3) errors.addError(new errors.ValidationError("username must be at least two characters long", "VAL_MIN_USERNAME_LENGTH", "username"));
if(/-%$*&!/.test(username)) errors.addError(new errors.ValidationError("username may not contain special characters", "VAL_USERNAME_SPECIALCHARS", "username"));
return errors;
}
```
## Utility Functions
### Log
Modifies an error's stack to include the current stack and logs it to *stderr*. Useful for logging errors received by a callback.
log(err[, message])
__Arguments__
* `err` - any error or error message received from a callback
* `message` - any message you'd like to prepend
```js
// Example
mysql.query('SELECT * `FROM` users', function(err, results){
if(err) return errors.log(err, "Had trouble retrieving users.");
console.log(results);
});
```
### prependCurrentStack
Modifies an error's stack to include the current stack without logging it. Useful for logging errors received by a callback.
prependCurrentStack(err)
__Arguments__
* `err` - any error or error message received from a callback
```js
// Example
mysql.query('SELECT * `FROM` users', function(err, results){
if(err) {
return errors.prependCurrentStack(err); // caller has better idea of source of err
}
console.log(results);
});
```
### generateClass
Simple interface for generating a new Error class type.
helpers.generateClass(name[, options])
__Arguments__
* `name` - The full name of the new Error class
* `options`
* `extends` - The base class for the new Error class. Default is `Error`.
* `globalize` - Boolean (default `true`) to store the Error in global space so that the Error is equivalent to others included from other versions of the module.
* `args` - Array of names of values to accept and store from the class constructor. Default is `['message', 'inner_error']`.
* `generateMessage` - A function for defining a custom error message.
```js
// Example
var ArgumentNullError = helpers.generateClass("ArgumentNullError", {
extends: ArgumentError,
args: ['argumentName'],
generateMessage: function(){
return "Missing argument: " + this.argumentName;
}
});
throw new ArgumentNullError("username");
```
## Express Middleware Functions
### Crash Protector
Express middleware for preventing the web server from crashing when an error is thrown from an asynchronous context.
Any error that would have caused a crash is logged to *stderr*.
```js
// Example
var app = express();
app.use(express.static(__dirname + '/../public'));
app.use(express.bodyParser());
app.use(errors.middleware.crashProtector());
//insert new middleware here
app.get('/healthcheck', function (req, res, next){res.send('YESOK')});
app.use(app.router);
app.use(errors.middleware.errorHandler);
module.exports = app;
```
### Error Handler
Express middleware that translates common errors into HTTP status codes and messages.
```js
// Example
var app = express();
app.use(express.static(__dirname + '/../public'));
app.use(express.bodyParser());
app.use(errors.middleware.crashProtector());
//insert new middleware here
app.get('/healthcheck', function (req, res, next){res.send('YESOK')});
app.use(app.router);
app.use(errors.middleware.errorHandler);
module.exports = app;
```
## Authors
This library was developed by David Fenster at [Shutterstock](http://www.shutterstock.com)
## Contribute
Please do! Check out our [Contributing guidelines](CONTRIBUTING.md).
## License
[MIT](LICENSE) © 2013-2017 Shutterstock Images, LLC