API Exception
The APIException
is the root exception that you should inherit for errors that are thrown within action functions. This syntax allows your frontend to pick up on the error parameters. APIExceptions are just Pydantic BaseModels with a few helpful defaults, and a metaclass that allows them to work natively with HTTPExceptions.
CLASSmountaineer.exceptions.APIException
Base class for user defined APIExceptions that can be thrown in server actions and should provide some metadata back to the client caller.
Code
class PostNotFound(APIException): status_code: int = 404 detail: str = "The post was not found" post_id: int is_deleted: bool class MyController(ControllerBase): @passthrough def get_post(self, post_id: int) -> Post: post = self.post_service.get_post(post_id) if not post: raise PostNotFound(post_id=post_id, is_deleted=True) return post
Class Constructor
- Name
kwargs
- Type
- Any
- Description
Default: {}
Class Attributes
- Name
status_code
- Type
- int
- Description
- Name
detail
- Type
- str
- Description
- Name
headers
- Type
- dict[str, str]
- Description
- Name
InternalModel
- Type
- Type[APIExceptionInternalModelBase]
- Description
- Name
internal_model
- Type
- APIExceptionInternalModelBase
- Description