feat(context): added (optional) message argument to notFound() handler
This PR adds an optional message argument (either string or object) to the notFound() handler.
E.g. this allows users to do:
app.get('/notfound', (c) => {
return c.notFound('Customer not found.')
})
or even:
app.get('/notfound', (c) => {
return c.notFound({ message: 'Customer not found.' })
})
The latter option (when an object is provided) will automatically result in a json response.
Of course the default behavior is still applied:
app.get('/notfound', (c) => {
return c.notFound()
})
will just return in a text response containing 404 Not Found.
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Hi @marceloverdijk
I don't like this feature. Because it should have more code for detecting objects like using typeof. The hono-base.ts should be small. And, the behavior may be unexpected if the user sets the custom not found handler with app.notFound(). For example, message arg in c.notFound(message) will not affect the custom handler.
OK np, do you have other suggestions?
Or is it recommended users should simply use c.text('my message', 404) or c.json({ .. }, 404) when a custom text / json response is desired for a 404 / Not Found
I like the semantics of c.notFound(..) (but desire a custom response message)