class ParseError
Attributes
ParseError
actually represents both HTTP & parse.com error codes. If the HTTP response is 400, one can inspect the first element of the error converted to_array
for the HTTP error code and the 2nd element for the parse error response.
ParseError
actually represents both HTTP & parse.com error codes. If the HTTP response is 400, one can inspect the first element of the error converted to_array
for the HTTP error code and the 2nd element for the parse error response.
ParseError
actually represents both HTTP & parse.com error codes. If the HTTP response is 400, one can inspect the first element of the error converted to_array
for the HTTP error code and the 2nd element for the parse error response.
Public Class Methods
@param [String] an error code, e.g. “400” @param [Object] an optional error mesg/object.
# File lib/parse_resource/parse_error.rb, line 10 def initialize(code, msg="") @msg = msg @code = code case code.to_s when "111" @error = "Invalid type." when "135" @error = "Unknown device type." when "202" @error = "Username already taken." when "400" @error = "Bad Request: The request cannot be fulfilled due to bad syntax." when "401" @error = "Unauthorized: Check your App ID & Master Key." when "403" @error = "Forbidden: You do not have permission to access or modify this." when "408" @error = "Request Timeout: The request was not completed within the time the server was prepared to wait." when "415" @error = "Unsupported Media Type" when "500" @error = "Internal Server Error" when "502" @error = "Bad Gateway" when "503" @error = "Service Unavailable" when "508" @error = "Loop Detected" else @error = "Unknown Error" raise "Parse error #{code}: #{@error} #{@msg}" end end
Public Instance Methods
# File lib/parse_resource/parse_error.rb, line 44 def to_array [ @code, @msg ] end