lib/gruf/client/error_factory.rb
# frozen_string_literal: true
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module Gruf
class Client < SimpleDelegator
##
# Translates exceptions into Gruf::Client::Errors
#
class ErrorFactory
##
# @param [Class] default_class
# @param [Class] deserializer_class
# @param [String|Symbol] metadata_key
#
def initialize(
default_class: nil,
deserializer_class: nil,
metadata_key: nil
)
@default_class = default_class || Gruf::Client::Errors::Internal
@metadata_key = (metadata_key || Gruf.error_metadata_key).to_s
@deserializer_class = deserializer_class || default_serializer
end
##
# Determine the proper error class to raise given the incoming exception. This will attempt to coalesce the
# exception object into the appropriate Gruf::Client::Errors subclass, or fallback to the default class if none
# is found (or it is a StandardError or higher-level error). It will leave alone Signals instead of attempting to
# coalesce them.
#
# @param [Exception] exception
# @return [Gruf::Client::Errors::Base|SignalException]
#
def from_exception(exception)
# passthrough on Signals, we don't want to mess with these
return exception if exception.is_a?(SignalException)
exception_class = determine_class(exception)
if exception.is_a?(GRPC::BadStatus)
# if it's a GRPC::BadStatus code, let's check for any trailing error metadata and decode it
exception_class.new(deserialize(exception))
else
# otherwise, let's just capture the error and build the wrapper class
exception_class.new(exception)
end
end
private
##
# Deserialize any trailing metadata error payload from the exception
#
# @param [Gruf::Client::Errors::Base]
# @return [String]
#
def deserialize(exception)
if exception.respond_to?(:metadata)
key = exception.metadata.key?(@metadata_key.to_s) ? @metadata_key.to_s : @metadata_key.to_sym
return @deserializer_class.new(exception.metadata[key]).deserialize if exception.metadata.key?(key)
end
exception
end
##
# @param [Exception] exception
# @return [Gruf::Client::Errors::Base]
#
def determine_class(exception)
error_class = Gruf::Client::Errors.const_get(exception.class.name.demodulize)
# Ruby module inheritance will have StandardError, ScriptError, etc still get to this point
# So we need to explicitly check for ancestry here
return @default_class unless error_class.ancestors.include?(Gruf::Client::Errors::Base)
error_class
rescue NameError => _e
@default_class
end
##
# @return [Gruf::Serializers::Errors::Base]
#
def default_serializer
return Gruf::Serializers::Errors::Json unless Gruf.error_serializer
Gruf.error_serializer.is_a?(Class) ? Gruf.error_serializer : Gruf.error_serializer.to_s.constantize
end
end
end
end