How to use the URITooLong function from http-errors

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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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module.exports.Conflict = new HTTPErrors.Conflict()
module.exports.Gone = new HTTPErrors.Gone()
module.exports.LengthRequired = new HTTPErrors.LengthRequired()
module.exports.PreconditionFailed = new HTTPErrors.PreconditionFailed()
module.exports.PayloadTooLarge = new HTTPErrors.PayloadTooLarge()
module.exports.URITooLong = new HTTPErrors.URITooLong()
module.exports.UnsupportedMediaType = new HTTPErrors.UnsupportedMediaType()
module.exports.RangeNotSatisfiable = new HTTPErrors.RangeNotSatisfiable()
module.exports.ExpectationFailed = new HTTPErrors.ExpectationFailed()
module.exports.ImATeapot = new HTTPErrors.ImATeapot()
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case 413: {
  httpError = createError.PayloadTooLarge();
  break;
}
case 414: {
  httpError = createError.URITooLong();
  break;
}
case 415: {
  httpError = createError.UnsupportedMediaType();
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