@villedemontreal/jwt-validator/dist/src/models/customError.js

Module to validate JWT (JSON Web Tokens)

"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.createInvalidJwtError = createInvalidJwtError;
exports.createInvalidAuthHeaderError = createInvalidAuthHeaderError;
const general_utils_1 = require("@villedemontreal/general-utils");
const logger_1 = require("@villedemontreal/logger");
const HttpStatusCodes = require("http-status-codes");
const constants_1 = require("../config/constants");
/**
 * Easily creates an "InvalidJWT" error (401). To throw when
 * the user has a bad/expired JWT
 */
function createInvalidJwtError(detail) {
    return (0, general_utils_1.createError)(constants_1.constants.errors.codes.INVALID_JWT, 'Invalid JWT')
        .httpStatus(HttpStatusCodes.UNAUTHORIZED)
        .target('Authorization header')
        .publicMessage('Invalid JWT')
        .logLevel(logger_1.LogLevel.ERROR)
        .logStackTrace(false)
        .addDetail(detail)
        .build();
}
/**
 * Easily creates an "invalidAuthHedaer" error (401). To throw when
 * the user has a bad authorization header
 */
function createInvalidAuthHeaderError(detail) {
    return (0, general_utils_1.createError)(constants_1.constants.errors.codes.INVALID_AUTHORIZATION_HEADER, 'Invalid Authorization header')
        .httpStatus(HttpStatusCodes.UNAUTHORIZED)
        .target('Authorization header')
        .publicMessage('Invalid Authorization header')
        .logLevel(logger_1.LogLevel.ERROR)
        .logStackTrace(false)
        .addDetail(detail)
        .build();
}
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