Hook to log errors if status code > 399
Author: ORESoftwareCreated Feb 12, 2020Updated Feb 12, 2020
I have this:
If my server handles a request and writes the response code as being greater than 399, I want to log an error trace:
bm.Use(func(res http.ResponseWriter, req *http.Request, c martini.Context, log *logging.Logger, statter statsd.Statter) {
start := time.Now()
rw := res.(martini.ResponseWriter)
c.Next() // do all the middleware handler stuff
if res.(martini.ResponseWriter).Status() > 399 {
log.Warning("%v", "print response here") // how to read response here
}
})is there a way to read the response, given the status code? If we send an error back to the client, how can I intercept the error message and log it?
for example, if we use:
func (ctr *TagsController) DeleteTags(c *common.Context, user *common.User, org *common.Organization, req *http.Request, params martini.Params) (int, interface{}) {
tagName, hasTag := params["tag"]
if !hasTag {
var XXX = errors.New("missing tag: no tag param to update")
return 422, ctr.ErrorResponse(422, XXX)
}
}I would want to log XXX from the final martini middleware, since the status code is greater than 399. How to do this?
Furthermore, it would be nice to send in private/public logging - the client message and the error message. Using Node.js express we could do this:
app.use((req,res,next) => {
next(new Error('oh shit'));
});
app.use((err,req,res,next) => {
log.error(err); // the stack trace is logged
res.send(err.message); // the client only sees the message, not the stack trace
});is there a way to send the client a different message, but still hook into the error object so we can log it easily instead of having to log it manually everywhere?
Source: go-martini/martini