SDK Errors¶
The SDK throws SdkError when a request fails (network, HTTP, or GraphQL errors). It extends Error and adds a code and optional details.
Error shape¶
import { SdkError, isSdkError } from '@mindsize/simple-feature-requests-sdk';
try {
await client.teams.get('id');
} catch (err) {
if (isSdkError(err)) {
console.log(err.name); // "SdkError"
console.log(err.message); // Human-readable message
console.log(err.code); // See codes below
console.log(err.details?.statusCode);
console.log(err.details?.graphqlErrors);
}
}
Error codes¶
| Code | Meaning | Typical HTTP |
|---|---|---|
UNAUTHORIZED |
Missing or invalid auth | 401 |
FORBIDDEN |
Not allowed to access or modify resource | 403 |
NOT_FOUND |
Resource not found | 404 |
VALIDATION |
Invalid input (e.g. validation failed) | 400 |
BAD_REQUEST |
Other client error | 4xx |
SERVER |
Server or upstream error | 5xx |
NETWORK |
Fetch failed (e.g. connection refused) | — |
UNKNOWN |
Unexpected or unclassified | — |
Details¶
details.statusCode: HTTP status when the response was received.details.graphqlErrors: When the API returns a GraphQLerrorsarray, it is attached here (each item hasmessageand optionalextensions).
For the full list of API error messages and when they occur, see API Errors.