Machine-readable custom errors for Apollostack's GraphQL server
Install the package:
npm install apollo-errors
Create some errors:
import { createError } from 'apollo-errors';
export const FooError = createError('FooError', {
message: 'A foo error has occurred'
});
Hook up formatting:
import express from 'express';
import bodyParser from 'body-parser';
import { formatError } from 'apollo-errors';
import { graphqlExpress } from 'apollo-server-express';
import schema from './schema';
const app = express();
app.use('/graphql',
bodyParser.json(),
graphqlExpress({
formatError,
schema
})
);
app.listen(8080)
Throw some errors:
import { FooError } from './errors';
const resolverThatThrowsError = (root, params, context) => {
throw new FooError({
data: {
something: 'important'
}
});
}
Witness glorious simplicity:
POST /graphql (200)
{
"data": {},
"errors": [
{
"message":"A foo error has occurred",
"name":"FooError",
"time_thrown":"2016-11-11T00:40:50.954Z",
"data":{
"something": "important"
}
}
]
}
Creates a new ApolloError object. Note that ApolloError
in this context refers
to an error class created and returned by createError
documented below. Error can be
initialized with a custom time_thrown
ISODate (default is current ISODate), data
object (which will be merged with data specified through createError
, if it exists), and message
(which will override the message specified through createError
).
Creates and returns an error class with the given name
and message
, optionally initialized with the given data
and options
. data
passed to createError
will later be merged with any data passed to the constructor.
showPath
(false): Preserve the GraphQLErrorpath
data.showLocations
(false): Preserve the GraphQLErrorlocations
data.
If the error is a known ApolloError, returns the serialized form of said error.
Otherwise, if strict is not truthy, returns the original error passed into formatError.
Otherwise, if strict is truthy, returns null.
Returns true if the error is an instance of an ApolloError. Otherwise, returns false