(create-coercion-handler status)
Creates a coercion exception handler.
Creates a coercion exception handler.
(create-exception-middleware)
(create-exception-middleware handlers)
Creates a Middleware that catches all exceptions. Takes a map
of identifier => exception request => response
that is used to select
the exception handler for the thrown/raised exception identifier. Exception
identifier is either a Keyword
or a Exception Class.
The following handlers special handlers are available:
key | description |
---|---|
::exception/default | a default exception handler if nothing else matched (default default-handler ). |
::exception/wrap | a 3-arity handler to wrap the actual handler handler exception request => response |
The handler is selected from the options map by exception identifier in the following lookup order:
:type
of exception ex-data:type
ancestors of exception ex-dataExample:
(require '[reitit.ring.middleware.exception :as exception])
;; type hierarchy
(derive ::error ::exception)
(derive ::failure ::exception)
(derive ::horror ::exception)
(defn handler [message exception request]
{:status 500
:body {:message message
:exception (str exception)
:uri (:uri request)}})
(exception/create-exception-middleware
(merge
exception/default-handlers
{;; ex-data with :type ::error
::error (partial handler "error")
;; ex-data with ::exception or ::failure
::exception (partial handler "exception")
;; SQLException and all it's child classes
java.sql.SQLException (partial handler "sql-exception")
;; override the default handler
::exception/default (partial handler "default")
;; print stack-traces for all exceptions
::exception/wrap (fn [handler e request]
(.printStackTrace e)
(handler e request))}))
Creates a Middleware that catches all exceptions. Takes a map of `identifier => exception request => response` that is used to select the exception handler for the thrown/raised exception identifier. Exception identifier is either a `Keyword` or a Exception Class. The following handlers special handlers are available: | key | description |------------------------|------------- | `::exception/default` | a default exception handler if nothing else matched (default [[default-handler]]). | `::exception/wrap` | a 3-arity handler to wrap the actual handler `handler exception request => response` The handler is selected from the options map by exception identifier in the following lookup order: 1) `:type` of exception ex-data 2) Class of exception 3) `:type` ancestors of exception ex-data 4) Super Classes of exception 5) The ::default handler Example: (require '[reitit.ring.middleware.exception :as exception]) ;; type hierarchy (derive ::error ::exception) (derive ::failure ::exception) (derive ::horror ::exception) (defn handler [message exception request] {:status 500 :body {:message message :exception (str exception) :uri (:uri request)}}) (exception/create-exception-middleware (merge exception/default-handlers {;; ex-data with :type ::error ::error (partial handler "error") ;; ex-data with ::exception or ::failure ::exception (partial handler "exception") ;; SQLException and all it's child classes java.sql.SQLException (partial handler "sql-exception") ;; override the default handler ::exception/default (partial handler "default") ;; print stack-traces for all exceptions ::exception/wrap (fn [handler e request] (.printStackTrace e) (handler e request))}))
(default-handler e _)
Default safe handler for any exception.
Default safe handler for any exception.
A preconfigured exception handling Middleware. To configure the exceptions handlers, use
create-exception-handler
instead.
A preconfigured exception handling Middleware. To configure the exceptions handlers, use `create-exception-handler` instead.
(http-response-handler e _)
Reads response from Exception ex-data :response
Reads response from Exception ex-data :response
(print! writer & more)
(request-parsing-handler e _)
(wrap-exception handler)
(wrap-exception handler options)
(wrap-log-to-console handler e {:keys [uri request-method] :as req})
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