errs

Documentation

Index

• Variables
• func NewErrorExitError(message string, err error) error
• func NewStripeError(err error) error
• func NewUsageExitError(ctx *cli.Context, err error) error

Variables

var ErrAlreadyLoggedIn = cli.NewExitError("You're already logged in!", -1)

ErrAlreadyLoggedIn represents an error where a user is attempting to login, but has an existing session.

var ErrAlreadyLoggedOut = cli.NewExitError("You're already logged out!", -1)

ErrAlreadyLoggedOut represents an error where a user is attempting to logut, but does not have an existing session.

var ErrInvalidResourceName = cli.NewExitError("You've provided an invalid resource name!", -1)

ErrInvalidResourceName represents an error where a user has provided an invalid resource name

var ErrMustLogin = cli.NewExitError("You must login to perform that command.", -1)

ErrMustLogin represents an error when a user must login to continue

var ErrNoApps = cli.NewExitError("There are no resources with apps", -1)

ErrNoApps represents an error where the action requires a resource app but none exist

var ErrNoPlans = cli.NewExitError("No plans found for this product", -1)

ErrNoPlans represents an error where no plans exist for the resource being created or updated

var ErrNoProducts = cli.NewExitError("No products found", -1)

ErrNoProducts represents an error where no products exist

var ErrNoProjects = cli.NewExitError("No projects found", -1)

ErrNoProjects represents an error when there are no projects found

var ErrNoProviders = cli.NewExitError("No providers found", -1)

ErrNoProviders represents an error where no providers exist

var ErrNoResources = cli.NewExitError("No resources found", -1)

ErrNoResources represents an error where no resources exist to preform some action on

var ErrNoTeams = cli.NewExitError("No teams found", -1)

ErrNoTeams represents an error where at least one team is required for an action, but none are available

var ErrNotLoggedIn = cli.NewExitError("You are not logged in!", -1)

ErrNotLoggedIn represents an error where a user must log in to continue

var ErrPlanNotFound = cli.NewExitError("The provided plan does not exist!", -1)

ErrPlanNotFound represents an error where the provided user's plan label does not exist.

var ErrProductNotFound = cli.NewExitError("The provided product does not exist!", -1)

ErrProductNotFound represents an error where the provided user's product label does not exist.

var ErrProjectNotFound = cli.NewExitError("The provided project does not exist!", -1)

ErrProjectNotFound represents an error where the provided project does not exist

var ErrRegionNotFound = cli.NewExitError("The provided region does not exist!", -1)

ErrRegionNotFound represents an error where the provided user's region label does not exist

var ErrResourceNotFound = cli.NewExitError("The provided resource does not exist!", -1)

ErrResourceNotFound represents an error where the provided user's resource label does not exist

var ErrSomethingWentHorriblyWrong = cli.NewExitError("Something went horribly wrong; please try again!", -1)

ErrSomethingWentHorriblyWrong represents an error that is completely out of our control and unexpected (such as a 500 from the API)

var ErrTeamNotFound = cli.NewExitError("The provided team does not exist!", -1)

ErrTeamNotFound represents an error where the provided user's team label does not exist

var ErrTooFewArgs = cli.NewExitError("You've provided too few command line arguments!", -1)

ErrTooFewArgs represents an error where a user has provided too few command line arguments

var ErrTooManyArgs = cli.NewExitError("You've provided too many command line arguments!", -1)

ErrTooManyArgs represents an error where a user has provided too many command line arguments

Functions

func NewErrorExitError

func NewErrorExitError(message string, err error) error

NewErrorExitError creates an ExitError with an appended error message

func NewStripeError

func NewStripeError(err error) error

NewStripeError marshals the stripe json error to a human error

func NewUsageExitError

func NewUsageExitError(ctx *cli.Context, err error) error

NewUsageExitError returns a new error that includes the usage string for the givne command along with the message from the given error.