How to use http-errors.apply:
GitHub: yoshuawuyts/fax
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var createError = require('http-errors'); var delegate = require('delegates'); var assert = require('assert'); var proto = module.exports = { throw: function() { throw createError.apply(null, arguments); }, onerror: function(err) { if (null == err) return;
How to use http-errors.InternalError:
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throw new createHTTPError.BadRequest(err.message); } else { // an unknown error happened // log it and throw internal error logger.error(err.stack || err.toString()); throw new createHTTPError.InternalError('internal error'); } } // return in common format
How to use http-errors.TooEarly:
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failedDependency: function failedDependency (message) { return new createError.FailedDependency(message) }, tooEarly: function tooEarly (message) { return new createError.TooEarly(message) }, upgradeRequired: function upgradeRequired (message) { return new createError.UpgradeRequired(message)
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How to use http-errors.ServerInternalError:
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/** update blog */ const updatedBlog = await blogModel.updateOne({'_id': blogId}, {$set: req.body}); /** throw error if update was unsuccessful */ if (updatedBlog.updateCount <= 0) throw createError.ServerInternalError("بروزرسانی با مشکل مواجه شد، لطفا مجددا تلاش نمایید"); this.sendSuccessResponse(req, res, 200, "بروزرسانی با موفقیت انجام شد"); } catch (err) { /** remove uploaded file */
How to use http-errors.isHttpError:
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- `status` - the status code as a number - `error` - the error object to extend - `properties` - custom properties to attach to the object ### createError.isHttpError(val) Determine if the provided `val` is an `HttpError`. This will return `true` if the error inherits from the `HttpError` constructor of this module or matches the "duck type" for an error this module creates. All outputs from
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How to use http-errors.HttpError:
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return httpErrors[statusCodesMap[code + '']](message) } module.exports = httpErrors module.exports.getHttpError = getHttpError module.exports.HttpError = createError.HttpError module.exports.createError = createError
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How to use http-errors.UnorderedCollection:
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failedDependency: function failedDependency (message) { return new createError.FailedDependency(message) }, unorderedCollection: function unorderedCollection (message) { return new createError.UnorderedCollection(message) }, upgradeRequired: function upgradeRequired (message) { return new createError.UpgradeRequired(message)
How to use http-errors.PaymentRequired:
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unauthorized: function unauthorized (message) { return new createError.Unauthorized(message) }, paymentRequired: function paymentRequired (message) { return new createError.PaymentRequired(message) }, forbidden: function forbidden (message) { return new createError.Forbidden(message)
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How to use http-errors.PreconditionRequired:
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upgradeRequired: function upgradeRequired (message) { return new createError.UpgradeRequired(message) }, preconditionRequired: function preconditionRequired (message) { return new createError.PreconditionRequired(message) }, tooManyRequests: function tooManyRequests (message) { return new createError.TooManyRequests(message)
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How to use http-errors.RangeNotSatisfiable:
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unsupportedMediaType: function unsupportedMediaType (message) { return new createError.UnsupportedMediaType(message) }, rangeNotSatisfiable: function rangeNotSatisfiable (message) { return new createError.RangeNotSatisfiable(message) }, expectationFailed: function expectationFailed (message) { return new createError.ExpectationFailed(message)
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How to use http-errors.VariantAlsoNegotiates:
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httpVersionNotSupported: function httpVersionNotSupported (message) { return new createError.HTTPVersionNotSupported(message) }, variantAlsoNegotiates: function variantAlsoNegotiates (message) { return new createError.VariantAlsoNegotiates(message) }, insufficientStorage: function insufficientStorage (message) { return new createError.InsufficientStorage(message)
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How to use http-errors.UpgradeRequired:
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tooEarly: function tooEarly (message) { return new createError.TooEarly(message) }, upgradeRequired: function upgradeRequired (message) { return new createError.UpgradeRequired(message) }, preconditionRequired: function preconditionRequired (message) { return new createError.PreconditionRequired(message)
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How to use http-errors.MisdirectedRequest:
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imateapot: function imateapot (message) { return new createError.ImATeapot(message) }, misdirectedRequest: function misdirectedRequest (message) { return new createError.MisdirectedRequest(message) }, unprocessableEntity: function unprocessableEntity (message) { return new createError.UnprocessableEntity(message)
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How to use http-errors.RequestHeaderFieldsTooLarge:
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tooManyRequests: function tooManyRequests (message) { return new createError.TooManyRequests(message) }, requestHeaderFieldsTooLarge: function requestHeaderFieldsTooLarge (message) { return new createError.RequestHeaderFieldsTooLarge(message) }, unavailableForLegalReasons: function unavailableForLegalReasons (message) { return new createError.UnavailableForLegalReasons(message)
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How to use http-errors.BandwidthLimitExceeded:
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loopDetected: function loopDetected (message) { return new createError.LoopDetected(message) }, bandwidthLimitExceeded: function bandwidthLimitExceeded (message) { return new createError.BandwidthLimitExceeded(message) }, notExtended: function notExtended (message) { return new createError.NotExtended(message)
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How to use http-errors.LengthRequired:
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gone: function gone (message) { return new createError.Gone(message) }, lengthRequired: function lengthRequired (message) { return new createError.LengthRequired(message) }, preconditionFailed: function preconditionFailed (message) { return new createError.PreconditionFailed(message)
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How to use http-errors.InsufficientStorage:
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variantAlsoNegotiates: function variantAlsoNegotiates (message) { return new createError.VariantAlsoNegotiates(message) }, insufficientStorage: function insufficientStorage (message) { return new createError.InsufficientStorage(message) }, loopDetected: function loopDetected (message) { return new createError.LoopDetected(message)
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How to use http-errors.ProxyAuthenticationRequired:
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notAcceptable: function notAcceptable (message) { return new createError.NotAcceptable(message) }, proxyAuthenticationRequired: function proxyAuthenticationRequired (message) { return new createError.ProxyAuthenticationRequired(message) }, requestTimeout: function requestTimeout (message) { return new createError.RequestTimeout(message)
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How to use http-errors.Locked:
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unprocessableEntity: function unprocessableEntity (message) { return new createError.UnprocessableEntity(message) }, locked: function locked (message) { return new createError.Locked(message) }, failedDependency: function failedDependency (message) { return new createError.FailedDependency(message)
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How to use http-errors.URITooLong:
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payloadTooLarge: function payloadTooLarge (message) { return new createError.PayloadTooLarge(message) }, uriTooLong: function uriTooLong (message) { return new createError.URITooLong(message) }, unsupportedMediaType: function unsupportedMediaType (message) { return new createError.UnsupportedMediaType(message)
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How to use http-errors.UnavailableForLegalReasons:
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requestHeaderFieldsTooLarge: function requestHeaderFieldsTooLarge (message) { return new createError.RequestHeaderFieldsTooLarge(message) }, unavailableForLegalReasons: function unavailableForLegalReasons (message) { return new createError.UnavailableForLegalReasons(message) }, internalServerError: function internalServerError (message) { const error = new createError.InternalServerError(message)
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How to use http-errors.NetworkAuthenticationRequired:
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notExtended: function notExtended (message) { return new createError.NotExtended(message) }, networkAuthenticationRequired: function networkAuthenticationRequired (message) { return new createError.NetworkAuthenticationRequired(message) } } function getHttpError (code, message) {
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How to use http-errors.HTTPVersionNotSupported:
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gatewayTimeout: function gatewayTimeout (message) { return new createError.GatewayTimeout(message) }, httpVersionNotSupported: function httpVersionNotSupported (message) { return new createError.HTTPVersionNotSupported(message) }, variantAlsoNegotiates: function variantAlsoNegotiates (message) { return new createError.VariantAlsoNegotiates(message)
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How to use http-errors.ImATeapot:
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expectationFailed: function expectationFailed (message) { return new createError.ExpectationFailed(message) }, imateapot: function imateapot (message) { return new createError.ImATeapot(message) }, misdirectedRequest: function misdirectedRequest (message) { return new createError.MisdirectedRequest(message)
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How to use http-errors.FailedDependency:
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locked: function locked (message) { return new createError.Locked(message) }, failedDependency: function failedDependency (message) { return new createError.FailedDependency(message) }, tooEarly: function tooEarly (message) { return new createError.TooEarly(message)
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How to use http-errors.LoopDetected:
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insufficientStorage: function insufficientStorage (message) { return new createError.InsufficientStorage(message) }, loopDetected: function loopDetected (message) { return new createError.LoopDetected(message) }, bandwidthLimitExceeded: function bandwidthLimitExceeded (message) { return new createError.BandwidthLimitExceeded(message)
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How to use http-errors.Gone:
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conflict: function conflict (message) { return new createError.Conflict(message) }, gone: function gone (message) { return new createError.Gone(message) }, lengthRequired: function lengthRequired (message) { return new createError.LengthRequired(message)
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How to use http-errors.UnsupportedMediaType:
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uriTooLong: function uriTooLong (message) { return new createError.URITooLong(message) }, unsupportedMediaType: function unsupportedMediaType (message) { return new createError.UnsupportedMediaType(message) }, rangeNotSatisfiable: function rangeNotSatisfiable (message) { return new createError.RangeNotSatisfiable(message)
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How to use http-errors.GatewayTimeout:
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serviceUnavailable: function serviceUnavailable (message) { return new createError.ServiceUnavailable(message) }, gatewayTimeout: function gatewayTimeout (message) { return new createError.GatewayTimeout(message) }, httpVersionNotSupported: function httpVersionNotSupported (message) { return new createError.HTTPVersionNotSupported(message)
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How to use http-errors.BadGateway:
GitHub: bengl/undici
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`proto=${socket.encrypted ? 'https' : 'http'}`, `host=${printIp(authority || host || '')}` ].join(';')) } else if (forwarded) { // The forwarded header should not be included in response. throw new createError.BadGateway() } if (proxyName) { if (via) {
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