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Add exceptions and handler for query builder and runner #6043

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Should we throw InternalServerError here?

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PR Summary

  • Added custom exceptions for query builder and runner
  • Replaced generic errors with specific exceptions in factories
  • Introduced centralized error handler for workspace resolvers
  • Enhanced error logging in workspace-query-runner.service.ts
  • Improved error management in resolver factories with workspaceResolverErrorHandler

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export class RecordsNotFoundException extends Error {
constructor(ids?: string[]) {
super(`Records ${ids} not found`);
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🧠 logic: Consider handling the case where ids is undefined or an empty array to avoid potential issues with the error message.

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Mmm, I'm not sure of this approach, I feel like we will create a lot of classes if we want to be that specific.
What about creating a more higher level Error class like FieldError and specify via an ErrorCode like GraphqlError?
Something like this where you can still keep some information such as the httpCode

custom-error.ts

interface ErrorExtension {
  internalCode?: string;
  httpCode: number;
}

abstract class CustomError extends Error {
  public extension: ErrorExtension;

  constructor(message: string, internalCode: string, errorExtension: ErrorExtension) {
    super(message);
    this.extension = {
      ...errorExtension,
      internalCode,
    };
    this.name = this.constructor.name;
  }
}

field.error.ts

enum FieldErrorCode {
  FIELD_NOT_FOUND = 'FIELD_NOT_FOUND',
  FIELD_ALREADY_EXISTS = 'FIELD_ALREADY_EXISTS',
}

const FieldErrorDetails: Record<FieldErrorCode, ErrorExtension> = {
  [FieldErrorCode.FIELD_NOT_FOUND]: {
    httpCode: 404,
  },
  [FieldErrorCode.FIELD_ALREADY_EXISTS]: {
    httpCode: 409,
  },
};

class FieldError extends CustomError {
  constructor(message: string, internalCode: FieldErrorCode) {
    super(message, internalCode, FieldErrorDetails[internalCode]);
  }
}

and test like this where you have access to the internalCode or the httpCode for exception handler logic

try {
  throw new FieldError(
    'The specified field was not found.',
    FieldErrorCode.FIELD_NOT_FOUND,
  );
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof FieldError) {
    switch (error.extension.internalCode) {
      case FieldErrorCode.FIELD_NOT_FOUND:
        console.log('Field not found');
        break;
      case FieldErrorCode.FIELD_ALREADY_EXISTS:
        console.log('Field already exists');
        break;
      default:
        console.log('Unknown field error:', error.message);
    }
  } else {
    console.error('Handle generic error:', error);
  }
}

I haven't tested it, not sure this is 100% what we want or if it's not too overkill but I feel like this should fit our needs?
If we don't want httpCode in the error and let the code that catch the code handle this, we can simple replace FieldErrorDetails by an enum instead.
cc @thomtrp @charlesBochet

@thomtrp thomtrp closed this Jun 28, 2024
@thomtrp thomtrp deleted the tt-build-exceptions-by-services branch June 28, 2024 09:39
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