Interface: ApplicationErrorFormatting
Methods to customize the formatting of stderr messages handled by application execution.
Extends
CommandErrorFormatting
Extended by
Properties
commandErrorResult()
readonly
commandErrorResult: (err
,ansiColor
) =>string
Formatted error message for the case where an Error was safely returned from the command. Users are most likely to hit this case, so make sure that the error text provides practical, usable feedback.
If ansiColor
is true, this string can use ANSI terminal codes.
Codes may have already been applied so be aware you may have to reset to achieve the desired output.
Parameters
• err: Error
• ansiColor: boolean
Returns
string
Inherited from
CommandErrorFormatting.commandErrorResult
Defined in
exceptionWhileLoadingCommandContext()
readonly
exceptionWhileLoadingCommandContext: (exc
,ansiColor
) =>string
Formatted error message for the case where some exception was thrown while loading the context for the command run. This likely indicates an issue with the application itself or possibly the user's installation of the application.
If ansiColor
is true, this string can use ANSI terminal codes.
Codes may have already been applied so be aware you may have to reset to achieve the desired output.
Parameters
• exc: unknown
• ansiColor: boolean
Returns
string
Inherited from
CommandErrorFormatting.exceptionWhileLoadingCommandContext
Defined in
exceptionWhileLoadingCommandFunction()
readonly
exceptionWhileLoadingCommandFunction: (exc
,ansiColor
) =>string
Formatted error message for the case where some exception was thrown while loading the command function. This likely indicates an issue with the application itself or possibly the user's installation of the application.
If ansiColor
is true, this string can use ANSI terminal codes.
Codes may have already been applied so be aware you may have to reset to achieve the desired output.
Parameters
• exc: unknown
• ansiColor: boolean
Returns
string
Inherited from
CommandErrorFormatting.exceptionWhileLoadingCommandFunction
Defined in
exceptionWhileParsingArguments()
readonly
exceptionWhileParsingArguments: (exc
,ansiColor
) =>string
Formatted error message for the case where some exception was thrown while parsing the arguments.
Exceptions intentionally thrown by this library while parsing arguments will extend from ArgumentScannerError. These subclasses provide additional context about the specific error. Use the formatMessageForArgumentScannerError helper to handle the different error types.
If ansiColor
is true, this string can use ANSI terminal codes.
Codes may have already been applied so be aware you may have to reset to achieve the desired output.
Parameters
• exc: unknown
• ansiColor: boolean
Returns
string
Inherited from
CommandErrorFormatting.exceptionWhileParsingArguments
Defined in
exceptionWhileRunningCommand()
readonly
exceptionWhileRunningCommand: (exc
,ansiColor
) =>string
Formatted error message for the case where some exception was thrown while running the command. Users are most likely to hit this case, so make sure that the error text provides practical, usable feedback.
If ansiColor
is true, this string can use ANSI terminal codes.
Codes may have already been applied so be aware you may have to reset to achieve the desired output.
Parameters
• exc: unknown
• ansiColor: boolean
Returns
string
Inherited from
CommandErrorFormatting.exceptionWhileRunningCommand
Defined in
noCommandRegisteredForInput()
readonly
noCommandRegisteredForInput: (args
) =>string
Formatted error message for the case where the supplied command line inputs do not resolve to a registered command. Supplied with arguments for the argument in question, and several possible corrections based on registered commands.
If ansiColor
is true, this string can use ANSI terminal codes.
Codes may have already been applied so be aware you may have to reset to achieve the desired output.
Parameters
• args
• args.ansiColor: boolean
• args.corrections: readonly string
[]
• args.input: string
Returns
string
Defined in
noTextAvailableForLocale()
readonly
noTextAvailableForLocale: (args
) =>string
Formatted error message for the case where the application does not provide text for the current requested locale. Should indicate that the default locale will be used instead.
If ansiColor
is true, this string can use ANSI terminal codes.
Codes may have already been applied so be aware you may have to reset to achieve the desired output.
Parameters
• args
• args.ansiColor: boolean
• args.defaultLocale: string
• args.requestedLocale: string
Returns
string