public function testGetErrorArray()
{
$errors = $this->_e->getErrorArray();
$this->assertArrayHasKey('errors', $errors);
$this->assertEquals(3, count($errors['errors'][0]));
$this->assertEquals("You shouldna been doin' that", $errors['errors'][0]['message']);
$this->assertEquals('Frapi_Exception_Whatever', $errors['errors'][0]['name']);
$this->assertEquals('In yo face!', $errors['errors'][0]['at']);
}
/**
* Constructor
*
* This constructs a Frapi_Error message to return to the users.
*
* @todo add some doc examples of the new errors.
*
* @param string $error_name Name of error.
* @param string $error_msg The actual message of the error.
* @param int $http_code This might be hard to grasp however, we are in a web
* industry dealing with the web. The code you are sending
* to your exception should really be represented by the
* HTTP Code returned to your users.
*
* @return void
*/
public function __construct($error_name, $error_msg = false, $http_code = false)
{
if ($error_name instanceof Exception) {
$error = self::_get($error_name->getCode(), $error_name->getMessage(), 400);
} else {
$error = self::_get($error_name, $error_msg, $http_code);
}
parent::__construct($error['message'], $error['name'], $error['http_code']);
}
/**
* Constructor
*
* This constructs a Frapi_Error message to return to the users.
*
* @todo add some doc examples of the new errors.
*
* @param string $error_name Name of error.
* @param string $error_msg The actual message of the error.
* @param int $http_code This might be hard to grasp however, we are in a web
* industry dealing with the web. The code you are sending
* to your exception should really be represented by the
* HTTP Code returned to your users.
*
* @return void
*/
public function __construct($error_name, $error_msg = false, $http_code = null)
{
$error = self::_get($error_name, $error_msg, $http_code);
parent::__construct($error['message'], $error['name'], $error['http_code']);
}
