fix: overridden responses (400 & 500) #14
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133-140: LGTM! Clean implementation of response override prevention.The changes effectively prevent overriding custom 400 and 500 responses while maintaining fallback defaults. This aligns perfectly with the PR objectives.
Consider extracting the default 500 response description to a constant for consistency and reusability:
+const DEFAULT_INTERNAL_ERROR_RESPONSE = { description: "Internal Server Error" }; + if (!input.responses["500"]) { - responses["500"] = { description: "Internal Server Error" }; + responses["500"] = DEFAULT_INTERNAL_ERROR_RESPONSE; }
133-140: Consider enhancing type safety for HTTP status codes.To improve maintainability and prevent typos, consider:
- Using an enum or constants for HTTP status codes
- Creating a type-safe pattern that could be extended to other status codes
Example implementation:
enum HttpStatus { BAD_REQUEST = "400", INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR = "500", // ... other status codes } const DEFAULT_RESPONSES: Partial<Record<HttpStatus, ResponseObject>> = { [HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR]: { description: "Internal Server Error" }, }; // Usage if (!input.responses[HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST]) { const response400 = addBadRequest(input.queryParams, input.requestBody); if (response400) { responses[HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST] = response400; } } if (!input.responses[HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR]) { responses[HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR] = DEFAULT_RESPONSES[HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR]!; }
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133-140: Verify alignment with error handling middleware.
Let's ensure that the error handling middleware uses these same status codes consistently.
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Let me gather more context about the error handling implementation to ensure a comprehensive verification.
Let me check one more aspect focusing on the error response handling in the definer module specifically.
Let me check the content of the error types file for a complete verification.
Error handling is properly aligned with OpenAPI definitions
The error handling implementation in definer.ts correctly aligns with the OpenAPI response definitions:
- 400 status is returned for form data, request body, and search params parsing errors
- 500 status is returned as a fallback for unhandled errors
- Error types are well-defined in
types/error.tsand properly used in the error handling flow
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Fixes #13
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