68 lines
2.5 KiB
JavaScript
68 lines
2.5 KiB
JavaScript
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// Error while reading the file client-side
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export const ERROR_CODE_READ = 'file-upload-read-error';
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// Error while creating the empty blob on the server
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export const ERROR_CODE_CREATE = 'file-upload-create-error';
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// Error while uploading the blob content
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export const ERROR_CODE_STORE = 'file-upload-store-error';
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// Error while attaching the blob to the record
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export const ERROR_CODE_ATTACH = 'file-upload-attach-error';
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// Failure on the client side (syntax error, error reading file, etc.)
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export const FAILURE_CLIENT = 'file-upload-failure-client';
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// Failure on the server side (typically non-200 response)
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export const FAILURE_SERVER = 'file-upload-failure-server';
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// Failure during the transfert (request aborted, connection lost, etc)
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export const FAILURE_CONNECTIVITY = 'file-upload-failure-connectivity';
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/**
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Represent an error during a file upload.
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*/
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export default class FileUploadError extends Error {
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constructor(message, status, code) {
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super(message);
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this.name = 'FileUploadError';
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this.status = status;
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this.code = code;
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}
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/**
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Return the component responsible of the error (client, server or connectivity).
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See FAILURE_* constants for values.
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*/
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get failureReason() {
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let isNetworkError = this.code != ERROR_CODE_READ;
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if (isNetworkError && this.status != 0) {
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return FAILURE_SERVER;
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} else if (isNetworkError && this.status == 0) {
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return FAILURE_CONNECTIVITY;
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} else {
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return FAILURE_CLIENT;
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}
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}
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}
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// Convert an error message returned by DirectUpload to a proper error object.
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//
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// This function has two goals:
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// 1. Remove the file name from the DirectUpload error message
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// (because the filename confuses Sentry error grouping)
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// 2. Create each kind of error on a different line
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// (so that Sentry knows they are different kind of errors, from
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// the line they were created.)
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export function errorFromDirectUploadMessage(message) {
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let matches = message.match(/ Status: [0-9]{1,3}/);
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let status = (matches && parseInt(matches[0], 10)) || undefined;
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// prettier-ignore
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if (message.includes('Error reading')) {
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return new FileUploadError('Error reading file.', status, ERROR_CODE_READ);
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} else if (message.includes('Error creating')) {
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return new FileUploadError('Error creating file.', status, ERROR_CODE_CREATE);
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} else if (message.includes('Error storing')) {
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return new FileUploadError('Error storing file.', status, ERROR_CODE_STORE);
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} else {
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return new FileUploadError(message, status, undefined);
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}
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}
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