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npm install koa-error-ejs

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Latest Version

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koa-error-ejs@0.0.2

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2.55 kB

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1.4.9

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2,445

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1

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4

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koa-ejs

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koa

Versions

koa-error-ejs

Error response middleware for koa supporting:

text
json
html

Based on koa-error, adapter to use EJS as view

Installation

1$ npm install koa-error

and then copy the default error view to your views folder

1$ cp node_modules/koa-error-ejs/error.html views/

Options

view String path to template written with ejs. Defaults to {view.root}/error
layout String|Boolean layout to use on error view, or false if none. Defaults to false.
custom Object specific view for a status code, for example: {404: 'error/not-found'}. Defaults to {}

Custom templates

By using the view option you can override the bland default template, with the following available local variables:

env
ctx
request
response
error
stack
status
code

Here's an example:

1<!DOCTYPE html>
2<html>
3  <head>
4    <title>Error - <%=status%></title>
5  </head>
6  <body>
7    <div id="error">
8      <h1>Error</h1>
9      <p>Looks like something broke!</p>
10      <% if(env === 'development'){ %>
11      <pre>
12        <code>
13	  <%-stack%>
14        </code>
15      </pre>
16      <% } %>
17    </div>
18  </body>
19</html>

License

MIT

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Score

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/10

Last Scanned on 2025-01-27

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