salvo-error-handling

To return consistent JSON error responses from a Salvo API, map handler errors to standardized HTTP status codes using StatusError. This centralizes error reporting and ensures uniform JSON payloads for 4xx and 5xx responses.

The best way to handle panics in Salvo web services is using CatchPanic to gracefully recover from panics. Combined with logging, it catches failures, logs context, and returns safe responses without crashing the server.

You can map custom Rust error types to HTTP status codes in Salvo by defining Writer and thiserror patterns. This approach produces uniform error payloads and prevents the leakage of internal system details to clients.

Yes, Salvo supports centralized error handling for validation and database outages by converting business errors and server faults into appropriate 4xx/5xx responses. This allows APIs to fail gracefully under missing resources.

Prevent leaking internal Rust error details in Salvo HTTP responses by implementing custom error types with the Writer pattern. This ensures safe, standardized JSON error payloads are returned instead of raw internal fault messages.