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Core framework primitives for Beignet
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TypeScript
/**
* Error catalog and AppError definitions for Beignet
*/
import type { StandardSchemaV1 } from "@standard-schema/spec";
type ErrorDetailsSchema = StandardSchemaV1<unknown, unknown>;
declare const APP_ERROR_BRAND: unique symbol;
/**
* Definition for one application error catalog entry.
*/
export interface ErrorDef<TDetails extends ErrorDetailsSchema | undefined = ErrorDetailsSchema | undefined> {
/** Unique, stable code used across layers, such as `"POST_NOT_FOUND"`. */
code: string;
/** HTTP status code returned when this error crosses the HTTP boundary. */
status: number;
/** Default human-readable message. */
message: string;
/**
* Optional schema for the structured details value.
*
* Beignet uses this for TypeScript inference. Details are not runtime
* validated by `AppError`; validate before constructing errors when needed.
* Details become public response data when the error crosses the HTTP
* boundary, so use app-owned safe fields instead of raw diagnostics.
*/
details?: TDetails;
}
/**
* App error catalog keyed by developer-friendly names.
*
* Keys are local identifiers used by `createAppError(...)`; the public stable
* error code lives on each `ErrorDef.code`.
*/
export type ErrorCatalog = Record<string, ErrorDef>;
/**
* Infer the details input type for an error definition.
*/
export type InferErrorDetails<TDef extends ErrorDef> = TDef extends {
details: ErrorDetailsSchema;
} ? StandardSchemaV1.InferInput<TDef["details"]> : unknown;
/**
* Define an application error catalog without losing literal key and code types.
*/
export declare function defineErrors<const T extends ErrorCatalog>(defs: T): T;
/**
* Application error thrown from use cases, policies, and route handlers.
*
* The server maps `AppError` instances to Beignet's standard error envelope and
* marks them as route-owned errors when the contract declares the catalog entry.
*/
export declare class AppError<TDef extends ErrorDef = ErrorDef> extends Error {
readonly [APP_ERROR_BRAND] = true;
/** Error definition from the catalog. */
readonly def: TDef;
/**
* Optional structured details for clients or UI.
*
* Beignet does not automatically redact route-owned error details. Keep
* provider errors, stack traces, secrets, and private content in `cause`,
* logs, or error reporting instead.
*/
readonly details?: InferErrorDetails<TDef>;
/**
* Optional HTTP response headers set when this error crosses the HTTP
* boundary, such as `Retry-After` on a 429. Headers are public response
* data; only include values that are safe to expose.
*/
readonly headers?: Record<string, string>;
constructor(def: TDef, details?: InferErrorDetails<TDef>, overrideMessage?: string, options?: {
cause?: unknown;
headers?: Record<string, string>;
});
/**
* Stable public error code.
*/
get code(): string;
/**
* HTTP status code associated with this error.
*/
get status(): number;
}
/**
* Callable helper for creating `AppError` instances from a catalog.
*/
export type AppErrorCreator<TCatalog extends ErrorCatalog> = {
/**
* Original catalog bound to this creator.
*/
catalog: TCatalog;
/**
* Create an `AppError` from a catalog key.
*/
<Key extends keyof TCatalog>(key: Key, options?: {
cause?: unknown;
details?: InferErrorDetails<TCatalog[Key]>;
headers?: Record<string, string>;
message?: string;
}): AppError<TCatalog[Key]>;
};
/**
* Create a callable `AppError` helper bound to a specific catalog.
*
* The returned function validates the catalog key and preserves each entry's
* details type for `options.details`.
*/
export declare function createAppError<const T extends ErrorCatalog>(catalog: T): AppErrorCreator<T>;
/**
* Check whether an unknown value is a Beignet `AppError`.
*/
export declare function isAppError(err: unknown): err is AppError<ErrorDef>;
export {};
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