Hi All, I trying to do a simple throw error in a R...
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reza.seedin
10/11/2020, 11:29 PMHi All, I trying to do a simple throw error in a Restlet
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throw error.create({name: 'NO_ORDERS_FOUND', message: 'No Matching Orders', notifyOff: true});namemessage Copy code
{
"error": {
"code": "NO_ORDERS_FOUND",
"message": "{\"type\":\"error.SuiteScriptError\",\"name\":\"NO_ORDERS_FOUND\",\"message\":\"No Matching Orders\",\"stack\":[\"Error\",\" at processPayload (/SuiteScripts/POS/rest_infinity_receipt_no.js:89:22)\",\" at <http://Object.post|Object.post> (/SuiteScripts/POS/_rest_infinity_receipt_no.js:53:7)\"],\"cause\":{\"name\":\"NO_ORDERS_FOUND\",\"message\":\"No Matching Orders\",\"notifyOff\":true},\"id\":\"\",\"notifyOff\":true,\"userFacing\":true}"
}
}b
battk
10/12/2020, 12:00 AMtake a look at the code for your errors's .toJSON method so you understand how that message is generated
battk
10/12/2020, 12:00 AMafter that, overwrite the errors's .toJSON method to do what you want
battk
10/12/2020, 12:01 AMkeep in mind that you will have to keep the type key and its value, its used to determine what is shown in the response
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reza.seedin
10/12/2020, 12:03 AMmy other thought was to have a TRY catch inside the restlet and have a custom return message but that gives HTTP 200 as the error is caught... so wanted to know what others do
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battk
10/12/2020, 12:05 AMyou have to throw something to get a 400
battk
10/12/2020, 12:05 AMyou could throw a normal Error, or even a string if you want
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reza.seedin
10/12/2020, 12:05 AMyeah correct..
reza.seedin
10/12/2020, 12:06 AMthats what I thought I was doing
throw error.create({name: 'NO_ORDERS_FOUND', message: 'No Matching Orders', notifyOff: true});b
battk
10/12/2020, 12:07 AMnormal javascript Error
battk
10/12/2020, 12:07 AMprints somewhat differently, but is a lot less weird than overwriting .toJSON
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erictgrubaugh
10/12/2020, 2:52 PM Copy code
throw {
name: "The name",
message: "The message"
};