Chromium Net Errors
Chromium network errors for Node.js
Overview
The Chromium Network Errors package offers a robust solution for managing and interpreting various network error codes that can be encountered while working with Node.js, Electron applications, and web browsers. With the complexities of network requests and error handling, having a reliable library that corresponds to the error codes provided by Electron’s WebContents class can significantly reduce the time developers spend debugging issues. This tool is essential for creating more resilient applications that can gracefully handle network-related setbacks.
The package is accompanied by comprehensive documentation and examples, making it user-friendly for developers looking to implement error handling in their applications. Its straightforward integration alongside daily updates ensures that users always have the latest error codes at their disposal, facilitating a smooth development process.
Features
- No Dependencies: This package operates independently, meaning you can integrate it into your projects without worrying about additional library conflicts.
- 100% Test Coverage: Ensuring reliability, this library comes with complete test coverage, giving developers confidence in its functionality.
- ES6 and CommonJS Builds: Compatible with modern JavaScript, it supports both ES6 module imports and CommonJS, catering to varying project setups.
- Automatic Updates: The library includes daily cron jobs on Travis CI to check for updates on the error list, ensuring you always have access to the latest network errors.
- Error Class Creation: Easily create new error classes or retrieve existing ones by error code or description, making it simple to manage errors in your application.
- Comprehensive Error List: Includes a wide range of predefined errors such as IoPendingError, FileNotFoundError, and AccessDeniedError, allowing for detailed error handling.
- Support for Asynchronous Errors: Effectively manage asynchronous IO operations with specific error classes tailored to common async issues.
- User-Friendly Documentation: Comes with clear installation instructions and usage examples to streamline the implementation process.
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