EonX Packages

# Exceptions

A PHP Exception contains the following properties:

  • $message: Exception message.
  • $code: Exception code.
  • $file: Filename where the exception was created.
  • $line: Line where the exception was created.

Once the EasyErrorHandler package has been installed and enabled, all exceptions handled by your framework will use the package to generate error responses and reports.

The EasyErrorHandler package also provides exceptions for some common exception use cases. Exceptions provided by the package extend the Exception class.

# BaseException

The BaseException is the parent exception for the other EasyErrorHandler exceptions. It contains the following additional properties:

  • $domain: Symfony translation domain, set via the setDomain() method. This overrides the translation_domain configuration option (see Configuration) for the exception.
  • $logLevel: Log level for reporting, set via the setLogLevel() method or one of the following methods:
    • setCriticalLogLevel()
    • setDebugLogLevel()
    • setErrorLogLevel()
    • setInfoLogLevel()
    • setWarningLogLevel()
  • $messageParams: Parameters for the exception message, set via the setMessageParams() method.
  • $statusCode: HTTP status code for HTTP responses, set via the setStatusCode() method.
  • $subCode: Exception sub-code, set via the setSubCode() method.
  • $userMessage: User-friendly message, set via the setUserMessage() method.
  • $userMessageParams: Parameters for the user-friendly message, set via the setUserMessageParams() method.

# BadRequestException

The BadRequestException can be used for 400 Bad Request HTTP responses. The response's status code is set to 400.

# ConflictException

The ConflictException can be used for 409 Conflict HTTP responses. The response's status code is set to 409.

# ErrorException

The ErrorException can be used to report any unexpected error at ERROR log level.

With the default package configuration, using the ErrorException is the most convenient way to report errors to Bugsnag.

# ForbiddenException

The ForbiddenException can be used for 403 Forbidden HTTP responses. The response's status code is set to 403.

# NotFoundException

The NotFoundException can be used for 404 Not Found HTTP responses. The response's status code is set to 404.

# UnauthorizedException

The UnauthorizedException can be used for 401 Unauthorized HTTP responses. The response's status code is set to 401.

# ValidationException

The ValidationException extends BadRequestException with an additional list of validation errors. You can get and set the array of errors via the getErrors() and setErrors() methods, respectively.

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