#simple-errors Factory methods for easy error handling.
##Installation
npm install simple-errors##Usage Just make sure to require the module somewhere in your code (only once)
require('simple-errors');Then use the factory methods for creating errors:
//simplest of errors
var err = Error.create();
//with message
var err = Error.create('foo');
console.log(err.message === 'foo'); //prints true
//with data
var err = Error.create('foo', { foo: 'bar' });
console.log(err.message === 'foo'); //prints true
console.log(err.foo === 'bar'); //prints true
//with data and inner error
var err = Error.create('foo', { foo: 'bar' }, err);
console.log(err.message === 'foo'); //prints true
console.log(err.foo === 'bar'); //prints true
console.log(err.inner === err); //prints true
//helper for status codes (for use with connect & express)
var err = Error.http(500);
console.log(err.status === 500); //prints true
//helper for status codes, with message, data and error
var err = Error.http(500, 'foo', {foo: 'bar'}, err);
console.log(err.status === 500); //prints true
console.log(err.message === 'foo'); //prints true
console.log(err.foo === 'bar'); //prints true
console.log(err.inner === err); //prints true
//helper method for turning the Error instance into a json object
var err = Error.create();
var obj = Error.toJson(err); //use this to print the entire error with stack.