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package azblob
// Code generated by Microsoft (R) AutoRest Code Generator.
// Changes may cause incorrect behavior and will be lost if the code is regenerated.
import (
"bytes"
"fmt"
"github.com/Azure/azure-pipeline-go/pipeline"
"net"
"net/http"
)
// if you want to provide custom error handling set this variable to your constructor function
var responseErrorFactory func(cause error, response *http.Response, description string) error
// ResponseError identifies a responder-generated network or response parsing error.
type ResponseError interface {
// Error exposes the Error(), Temporary() and Timeout() methods.
net.Error // Includes the Go error interface
// Response returns the HTTP response. You may examine this but you should not modify it.
Response() *http.Response
}
// NewResponseError creates an error object that implements the error interface.
func NewResponseError(cause error, response *http.Response, description string) error {
if responseErrorFactory != nil {
return responseErrorFactory(cause, response, description)
}
return &responseError{
ErrorNode: pipeline.ErrorNode{}.Initialize(cause, 3),
response: response,
description: description,
}
}
// responseError is the internal struct that implements the public ResponseError interface.
type responseError struct {
pipeline.ErrorNode // This is embedded so that responseError "inherits" Error, Temporary, Timeout, and Cause
response *http.Response
description string
}
// Error implements the error interface's Error method to return a string representation of the error.
func (e *responseError) Error() string {
b := &bytes.Buffer{}
fmt.Fprintf(b, "===== RESPONSE ERROR (Code=%v) =====\n", e.response.StatusCode)
fmt.Fprintf(b, "Status=%s, Description: %s\n", e.response.Status, e.description)
s := b.String()
return e.ErrorNode.Error(s)
}
// Response implements the ResponseError interface's method to return the HTTP response.
func (e *responseError) Response() *http.Response {
return e.response
}
// RFC7807 PROBLEM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// RFC7807Problem ... This type can be publicly embedded in another type that wants to add additional members.
/*type RFC7807Problem struct {
// Mandatory: A (relative) URI reference identifying the problem type (it MAY refer to human-readable documentation).
typeURI string // Should default to "about:blank"
// Optional: Short, human-readable summary (maybe localized).
title string
// Optional: HTTP status code generated by the origin server
status int
// Optional: Human-readable explanation for this problem occurance.
// Should help client correct the problem. Clients should NOT parse this string.
detail string
// Optional: A (relative) URI identifying this specific problem occurence (it may or may not be dereferenced).
instance string
}
// NewRFC7807Problem ...
func NewRFC7807Problem(typeURI string, status int, titleFormat string, a ...interface{}) error {
return &RFC7807Problem{
typeURI: typeURI,
status: status,
title: fmt.Sprintf(titleFormat, a...),
}
}
// Error returns the error information as a string.
func (e *RFC7807Problem) Error() string {
return e.title
}
// TypeURI ...
func (e *RFC7807Problem) TypeURI() string {
if e.typeURI == "" {
e.typeURI = "about:blank"
}
return e.typeURI
}
// Members ...
func (e *RFC7807Problem) Members() (status int, title, detail, instance string) {
return e.status, e.title, e.detail, e.instance
}*/
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