Define and throw typed errors with HTTP status codes in Blong.
npx skills add https://github.com/feasibleone/blong --skill blong-error
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: blong-error Source: https://github.com/feasibleone/blong/tree/main/.github/skills/error Command: npx skills add https://github.com/feasibleone/blong --skill blong-error
Blong applications need structured, typed errors to convey precise failure reasons, HTTP status context, and safe propagation across realms.
Define a new error key in error/error.ts, then throw it from a handler to demonstrate domain error handling.
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To define typed errors in Blong, you create centralized error keys using dot-notated notation, attach HTTP status codes, and throw them from handlers to enforce structured error handling across API layers.
Handling domain validation errors requires parameterized messages that inject dynamic values into error definitions. This approach ensures consistent API responses by conveying precise failure reasons and HTTP status context.
Yes, TypeScript support is required to use structured error handling in the Blong framework. The environment relies on TypeScript to define and throw typed errors with parameterized messages and error wrapping.
Error wrapping propagates context through application layers by attaching an optional cause to the error definition. This allows runtime conditions and domain validation failures to be traced across realms.
Yes, you can define error keys once in a centralized location and reuse them across multiple handlers. This ensures consistent error handling in orchestration flows and API responses throughout the application.
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