How to get Model Name/Class in Exception Handler

[TheArKaID]

I need to know when 'E_ROW_NOT_FOUND' is thrown, what model is the error coming from, so I can tell User what model/data can't be found.

if (error.code === 'E_ROW_NOT_FOUND') {
  return ctx.response.send({
    'status': 400,
    'message': 'Failed. ' + error.getPreviousClass() + ' Not Found.' // Something like this?
  })
}

In Laravel, I could do something like $e->getPrevious()->getModel() from NotFoundHttpException class.

[thetutlage]

It is not possible right now. However, feel free to open a PR in the Lucid repo https://github.com/adonisjs/lucid

[radiumrasheed]

I'm looking to raise a PR for this, but will like to understand first, why we chose Row not found instead of ${ModelName} not found.
I see we already pass model name in errors like E_MISSING_MODEL_ATTRIBUTE -> Relation "%s" expects "%s" to exist on "%s" model, but is missing

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if there's a valid reason, will it be okay to pass the model in the error class as an extra parameter
like error.extra.model or error.model ?

[thetutlage]

Sticking error.model seems okay to me.

[radiumrasheed]

I have raised a PR for this. hopefully, first of many
adonisjs/lucid#1081

[radiumrasheed]

@TheArKaID In the next release, we should be able to use
error.model.name

[TheArKaID]

Thanks a lot for addressing this feature