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The status field will be set in the HTTP * response. * * See {@link Err.Handler} for more details on how to deal with exceptions. * * @author edgar * @since 0.1.0 */ @SuppressWarnings("serial") public class Err extends RuntimeException { /** * Exception thrown from {@link MediaType#parse(String)} in case of encountering an invalid media * type specification String. * * @author edgar */ public static class BadMediaType extends Err { /** * Creates a new {@link BadMediaType}. * * @param message Error message. */ public BadMediaType(final String message) { super(Status.BAD_REQUEST, message); } } /** * Missing parameter/header or request attribute. * * @author edgar */ public static class Missing extends Err { /** * Creates a new {@link Missing} error. * * @param name Name of the missing parameter/header or request attribute. */ public Missing(final String name) { super(Status.BAD_REQUEST, name); } } /** * Default err handler it does content negotation. * * On text/html requests the err handler creates an err view and use the * {@link Err#toMap()} result as model. * * @author edgar * @since 0.1.0 */ public static class DefHandler implements Err.Handler { /** Default err view. */ public static final String VIEW = "err"; /** logger, logs!. */ private final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(Err.class); @Override public void handle(final Request req, final Response rsp, final Err ex) throws Throwable { log.error("execution of: {}{} resulted in exception\nRoute:\n{}\n\nStacktrace:", req.method(), req.path(), req.route().print(6), ex); Config conf = req.require(Config.class); boolean stackstrace = Try.apply(() -> conf.getBoolean("err.stacktrace")) .orElse(req.require(Env.class).name().equals("dev")); rsp.send( Results .when(MediaType.html, () -> Results.html(VIEW).put("err", ex.toMap(stackstrace))) .when(MediaType.all, () -> ex.toMap(stackstrace))); } } /** * Handle and render exceptions. Error handlers are executed in the order they were provided, the * first err handler that send an output wins! * * The default err handler does content negotation on error, see {@link DefHandler}. * * @author edgar * @since 0.1.0 */ public interface Handler { /** * Handle a route exception by properly logging the error and sending a err response to the * client. * * Please note you always get an {@link Err} whenever you throw it or not. For example if your * application throws an {@link IllegalArgumentException} exception you will get an {@link Err} * and you can retrieve the original exception by calling {@link Err#getCause()}. * * Jooby always give you an {@link Err} with an optional root cause and an associated status * code. * * @param req HTTP request. * @param rsp HTTP response. * @param ex Error found and status code. * @throws Throwable If something goes wrong. */ void handle(Request req, Response rsp, Err ex) throws Throwable; } /** * The status code. Required. */ private int status; /** * Creates a new {@link Err}. * * @param status A HTTP status. Required. * @param message A error message. Required. * @param cause The cause of the problem. */ public Err(final Status status, final String message, final Throwable cause) { super(message(status, message), cause); this.status = status.value(); } /** * Creates a new {@link Err}. * * @param status A HTTP status. Required. * @param message A error message. Required. * @param cause The cause of the problem. */ public Err(final int status, final String message, final Throwable cause) { super(message("", status, message), cause); this.status = status; } /** * Creates a new {@link Err}. * * @param status A web socket close status. Required. * @param message Close message. */ public Err(final WebSocket.CloseStatus status, final String message) { super(message(status.reason(), status.code(), message)); this.status = status.code(); } /** * Creates a new {@link Err}. * * @param status A HTTP status. Required. * @param message A error message. Required. */ public Err(final Status status, final String message) { super(message(status, message)); this.status = status.value(); } /** * Creates a new {@link Err}. * * @param status A HTTP status. Required. * @param message A error message. Required. */ public Err(final int status, final String message) { this(Status.valueOf(status), message); } /** * Creates a new {@link Err}. * * @param status A HTTP status. Required. * @param cause The cause of the problem. */ public Err(final Status status, final Throwable cause) { super(message(status, null), cause); this.status = status.value(); } /** * Creates a new {@link Err}. * * @param status A HTTP status. Required. * @param cause The cause of the problem. */ public Err(final int status, final Throwable cause) { this(Status.valueOf(status), cause); } /** * Creates a new {@link Err}. * * @param status A HTTP status. Required. */ public Err(final Status status) { super(message(status, null)); this.status = status.value(); } /** * Creates a new {@link Err}. * * @param status A HTTP status. Required. */ public Err(final int status) { this(Status.valueOf(status)); } /** * @return The status code to send as response. */ public int statusCode() { return status; } /** * Produces a friendly view of the err, resulting map has these attributes: * *
   *  message: exception message (if present)
   *  status: status code
   *  reason: a status code reason
   * 
* * @return A lightweight view of the err. */ public Map toMap() { return toMap(false); } /** * Produces a friendly view of the err, resulting map has these attributes: * *
   *  message: exception message (if present)
   *  stacktrace: array with the stacktrace
   *  status: status code
   *  reason: a status code reason
   * 
* * @param stacktrace True for adding stacktrace. * @return A lightweight view of the err. */ public Map toMap(boolean stacktrace) { Status status = Status.valueOf(this.status); Throwable cause = Optional.ofNullable(getCause()).orElse(this); String message = Optional.ofNullable(cause.getMessage()).orElse(status.reason()); Map err = new LinkedHashMap<>(); err.put("message", message); if (stacktrace) { err.put("stacktrace", Throwables.getStackTraceAsString(cause).replace("\r", "").split("\\n")); } err.put("status", status.value()); err.put("reason", status.reason()); return err; } /** * Build an error message using the HTTP status. * * @param status The HTTP Status. * @param tail A message to append. * @return An error message. */ private static String message(final Status status, @Nullable final String tail) { return message(status.reason(), status.value(), tail); } /** * Build an error message using the HTTP status. * * @param reason Reason. * @param status The Status. * @param tail A message to append. * @return An error message. */ private static String message(final String reason, final int status, @Nullable final String tail) { return reason + "(" + status + ")" + (tail == null ? "" : ": " + tail); } }