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Messages Definitions
Andreas Fast edited this page May 21, 2014
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They are for exception handling. Each message provides the info Angus needs to properly respond to an exception raised by your ruby code.
Let's say you were trying to get a post by it's id. But the post wasn't found. So what you should do is respond with 404 - not found. The way to do this in Angus is to raise a custom exception let's name it PostNotFoundError
, which you should define as a class inheriting from StandardError
.
class PostNotFoundError < StandardError
def message
"Post not found."
end
end
Now we need to add an entry in messages.yml
so angus knows how to handle this exception:
PostNotFoundError:
status_code: 404
level: error
description: No Post found for the given id.
This will tell angus to return a 404 and the message given by the error's message
method.
So every time you throw an exception in your code remember to add the message definition in the messages.yml
.