Wraps an error which has happened while processing an HTTP Request
. It has partial public API parity with HTTPX::Response
, so users should rely on it to infer whether the returned response is one or the other.
response = HTTPX.get("https://some-domain/path") #=> response is HTTPX::Response or HTTPX::ErrorResponse response.raise_for_status #=> raises if it wraps an error
Methods
Public Class
Public Instance
Included modules
Attributes
error | [R] |
the wrapped exception. |
request | [R] |
the corresponding |
response | [R] |
the |
Public Class methods
new(request, error)
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# File lib/httpx/response.rb 263 def initialize(request, error) 264 @request = request 265 @response = request.response if request.response.is_a?(Response) 266 @error = error 267 @options = request.options 268 log_exception(@error) 269 end
Public Instance methods
<<(data)
buffers lost chunks to error response
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# File lib/httpx/response.rb 294 def <<(data) 295 return unless @response 296 297 @response << data 298 end
close()
closes the error resources.
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# File lib/httpx/response.rb 277 def close 278 @response.close if @response 279 end
finished?()
always true for error responses.
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# File lib/httpx/response.rb 282 def finished? 283 true 284 end
raise_for_status()
raises the wrapped exception.
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# File lib/httpx/response.rb 289 def raise_for_status 290 raise @error 291 end
to_s()
returns the exception full message.
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# File lib/httpx/response.rb 272 def to_s 273 @error.full_message(highlight: false) 274 end