spikard-error-handling

By defining custom exception mappings, you can convert internal application exceptions into standardized API error responses, preventing raw errors like database failures from leaking to the client.

Error normalization converts various internal error types into a common structure, ensuring consistent API responses across different services and preventing raw internal errors from leaking to the client.

Yes, you can map a database connection error to a 503 service unavailable response by defining a custom exception mapping that translates the internal database failure into that standardized API error.

You prevent raw database errors from leaking to the API client by using exception mapping to intercept internal application exceptions and translate them into user-friendly HTTP responses like 404 Not Found or 500 Internal Server Error.

Yes, the exception mapping approach supports defining custom mappings for various error scenarios, allowing you to standardize how specific internal application exceptions convert into API error responses.