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The Http.Error module defines a new kind of http error related to json api
Configuration used to display a RequestError
httpErrortoString is the function used to display a string from an http errorerrorClass is an additionnal class you can add to the main container of the errordetailClass is an additionnal class you can add to children of the main container of the errorDisplays a RequestError. You must provide a configuration to be able to display
correctly any kind of error.
Errors are displayed like this:
<span class="error">
<span class "error-detail error-detail-username1">Error on username</span>
<span class "error-detail error-detail-password2">Error on password</span>
</span>Returns the jsonapi error message for the given field name
Let's say you have the following json api error:
{
"errors":[
{
"detail":"Password should be at least 8 character(s)",
"source":{
"pointer":"/data/attributes/password"
},
"title":"should be at least 8 character(s)"
}
],
"jsonapi":{
"version":"1.0"
}
}You can get the detail error message "Password should be at least 8 character(s)" like this:
getErrorForField "password" errorRetuens a list of the json api errors or an empty list if there is no error.
Let's say you have the following json api errors:
{
"errors":[
{
"detail":"Password should be at least 8 character(s)",
"source":{
"pointer":"/data/attributes/password"
},
"title":"should be at least 8 character(s)"
},
{
"detail":"Username must no be empty",
"source":{
"pointer":"/data/attributes/username"
},
"title":"should not be empty"
}
],
"jsonapi":{
"version":"1.0"
}
}Calling getJsonApiErrors errors will return:
[ ( "password", "Password should be at least 8 character(s)" )
, ( "username", "Username must no be empty" )
]
You can have:
HttpError: a normal http errorJsonApiError: an error related to the json api specificationCustomError: a custom error