Custom error management
Hey peeps! I could've sworn I created a GitHub issue about this, but I must've been dreaming, because I cannot find it. Anyway, it's support-related, so I figured it's better to ask here!
I have a large application that has a traditional client/server API and I use Axios to make calls to the server. Now, I'm investigating replacing that with tRPC (because it feels like an amazing developer experience and will quicken development). I have a rather "sophisticated" error management in the application. I have my own custom
In the client, I also have my custom wrapper on top of Axios, that simply catches 400 Bad Request, and converts the JSON back to an
Now, I want to do something similar with tRPC. I see that we have the
1. I don't want to re-write all my code.
2. I think it's a nice abstract layer that the majority of my server side code do not need to be aware of "tRPC".
Does anyone have any ideas on how I can achieve this? I would need some kind of middleware on top of the tRPC procedure that catches my error and converts it into a
Any help or suggestions are appreciated! Thanks in advance.
I have a large application that has a traditional client/server API and I use Axios to make calls to the server. Now, I'm investigating replacing that with tRPC (because it feels like an amazing developer experience and will quicken development). I have a rather "sophisticated" error management in the application. I have my own custom
ApplicationErrorerrorCodedataIn the client, I also have my custom wrapper on top of Axios, that simply catches 400 Bad Request, and converts the JSON back to an
ApplicationErrorApplicationErrorNow, I want to do something similar with tRPC. I see that we have the
TRPCErrorApplicationError1. I don't want to re-write all my code.
2. I think it's a nice abstract layer that the majority of my server side code do not need to be aware of "tRPC".
Does anyone have any ideas on how I can achieve this? I would need some kind of middleware on top of the tRPC procedure that catches my error and converts it into a
TRPCErrorApplicationErrorAny help or suggestions are appreciated! Thanks in advance.
