orpc-openapi-error-handling

Standardize error handling for OpenAPI-compliant oRPC APIs by automatically mapping HTTP status codes to consistent, human-readable OpenAPI error messages. This ensures API consumers receive a uniform error format across all endpoints.

Yes, you can define custom error mappings in an oRPC API. Beyond standard HTTP status code mappings, the Skill allows you to customize error responses to create a more tailored approach for your specific API requirements.

The best way to align oRPC API error responses with OpenAPI standards is to implement a handler that maps HTTP status codes directly to OpenAPI-compliant error messages, ensuring clear and informative responses for clients.

You need an API built with the oRPC framework. The error handling mechanism is specifically designed for OpenAPI-compliant oRPC APIs to ensure that error responses are clear and informative for API consumers expecting a consistent format.

Use standardized error handling when your API is designed to be consumed by clients that expect a consistent error format. It ensures your OpenAPI-compliant oRPC API delivers clear, informative responses mapped from HTTP status codes.

Your oRPC API error messages are inconsistent because they lack standardized HTTP status code mapping. Implementing an OpenAPI-compliant error handler automatically generates uniform, human-readable error messages for your API consumers.