Error Handler

Is there a way to define an error handler? My handler may throw an exception and it would be nice to catch the exceptions from the handlers and handle them together.

Hey @davidbarratt - it's possible to do that, although a bit verbose (I might add a convenience wrapper for this in the future 😄)

Here's a full example (Cloudflare Worker, TypeScript) how one might do NotFound and error handling with the router:

import CloudflareWorkerGlobalScope from "types-cloudflare-worker"
declare var self: CloudflareWorkerGlobalScope

import { HandlerContext, Router } from "service-worker-router"

const ping = async () => new Response("pong")
const notFound = async () => new Response("Not found :(", { status: 404 })
const errorResponse = async (err: Error) => new Response(`Error occured: ${err.message}`)

const conditionalThrow = async ({ request, params }: HandlerContext): Promise<Response> => {
  if (params.wish === "yes") {
    throw new Error("I threw.")
  }
  return new Response("All good.", { status: 200 })
}

const router = new Router()
router.all("/_ping", ping)
router.all("/throw/:wish", conditionalThrow)

async function fetchEventHandler(event: FetchEvent): Promise<Response> {
  try {
    const match = router.handleRequest(event.request)
    if (match) {
      return await match.handlerPromise // await is important here for error catching to work
    }
    return notFound()
  } catch (err) {
    return errorResponse(err)
  }
}

self.addEventListener("fetch", (event: FetchEvent) => {
  event.respondWith(fetchEventHandler(event))
})

Results in:

❯ curl 'https://my-worker.com/_ping'
pong
❯ curl 'https://my-worker.com/foobar'
Not found :(
❯ curl 'https://my-worker.com/throw/nope'
All good.
❯ curl 'https://my-worker.com/throw/yes'
Error occured: I threw.

Hi,

I've been using this router and have had a similar wish: being able to easily handle errors, here the solution I came up with:

// withErrorHandler.js
/**
 * Higher order function providing generic error handling for request handlers
 * @param {Function} func a request handler
 * @returns {Response}
 */
export function withErrorHandler (func) {
  return async function handler (...args) {
    try {
      // await is not superfluous here as otherwise the catch is bypassed
      return await func(...args)
    } catch (error) {
      const url = new URL(args.request.url)
      const debug = url.searchParams.get('debug') === 'true'
      return debug // show the stack trace, could be used to send it to a monitoring system or else
        ? new Response(error.stack || error)
        : new Response(null, { status: 500 })
    }
  }
}

// index.js
import { Router } from 'service-worker-router'
import { routeHandler } from './routeHandler'
import { withErrorHandler } from './withErrorHandler'

const router = new Router()
router.get('/path/to/handle', withErrorHandler(routeHandler))

addEventListener('fetch', (event) => {
  // Will test event.request against the defined routes
  // and use event.respondWith(handler) when a route matches
  return router.handleEvent(event)
})

Just sharing it in case it may help someone else. Note that this version doesn't handle 404's in case the router doesn't match any route.