GraphQL error extended interface based on PostGraphile and the Mosaic library

Hierarchy

Properties

extensions: {
    exception: {
        code: string;
        detail?: string;
        hint?: string;
    };
    timestamp: string;
    [key: string]: any;
}

Extended Information for the (PostGraphile based) error

Type declaration

  • [key: string]: any
  • exception: {
        code: string;
        detail?: string;
        hint?: string;
    }
    • code: string
    • Optional detail?: string
    • Optional hint?: string
  • timestamp: string

    The timestamp when the error was raised

locations: undefined | readonly {
    column: number;
    line: number;
}[]

An array of { line, column } locations within the source GraphQL document which correspond to this error.

Errors during validation often contain multiple locations, for example to point out two things with the same name. Errors during execution include a single location, the field which produced the error.

Enumerable, and appears in the result of JSON.stringify().

message: string

A message describing the Error for debugging purposes.

Enumerable, and appears in the result of JSON.stringify().

Note: should be treated as readonly, despite invariant usage.

nodes: undefined | readonly unknown[]

An array of GraphQL AST Nodes corresponding to this error.

originalError: undefined | null | Error

The original error thrown from a field resolver during execution.

path: undefined | readonly (string | number)[]

An array describing the JSON-path into the execution response which corresponds to this error. Only included for errors during execution.

Enumerable, and appears in the result of JSON.stringify().

positions: undefined | readonly number[]

An array of character offsets within the source GraphQL document which correspond to this error.

source: undefined | {
    body: string;
    locationOffset: {
        column: number;
        line: number;
    };
    name: string;
}

The source GraphQL document corresponding to this error.

Note that if this Error represents more than one node, the source may not represent nodes after the first node.

Type declaration

  • body: string
  • locationOffset: {
        column: number;
        line: number;
    }
    • Readonly column: number
    • Readonly line: number
  • name: string

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