| Safe Haskell | None |
|---|---|
| Language | GHC2021 |
Ecluse.Core.Fault.Http
Description
The http-client edge of the transport-fault vocabulary: fold the library's
exception type into Ecluse.Core.Fault at an adapter boundary.
Every HTTP-speaking adapter faces the same HttpException --
the npm registry client directly, and the AWS adapters through amazonka's
transport-error channel -- so the classification lives once, here, rather than
per adapter. The module sits beside Ecluse.Core.Fault as a leaf: it imports
the client library, never any capability module, so the queue, the registry, and
the advisory sync can all reach it without crossing one another.
Synopsis
Documentation
classifyTransport :: HttpException -> TransportFault Source #
Classify an http-client exception into the core transport vocabulary
(Ecluse.Core.Fault), at the one edge where the library's exception type is in
scope. Coarse by design: the TransportCause is what a consumer or an operator
branches on, and the rendered exception rides along as the bounded detail. A TLS
refusal is recognised by the typed tls exception http-client wraps in its
internal-exception channel, never by matching rendered text.