Using decorators to handle errors#848
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@blacksponge, do you plan to work on this? |
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Purpose
This is very much a work in progress, built on top of #847 to generalize the way error handling is done. This allow to move the error handling out of the request processing to separate the error logic of the request logic. This also ensure that the error management is consistent across all requests.
This PR uses the decorator pattern (sorry if this is not the way to do in Perl, coming from Python that was what makes the more sense to me) and this logic could be extended to other common operation. (I included a commented example of how params validation could be achieved this way but this requires the support of custom error code in the JSON RPC module to be actually implemented.)
If you think this could be an improvement I can finish this work.
Relevant changes: https://github.com/zonemaster/zonemaster-backend/pull/848/files#diff-f159417cb7e91c84742d1cb44858b1eed39152de169ecc78fa6677fe879ac1b2R64-R124
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