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/ WWW::Kickstarter::Error

NAME

WWW::Kickstarter::Error - Kickstarter error information

SYNOPSIS

use WWW::Kickstarter;

my $email    = '...';  # Your Kickstarter login credentials
my $password = '...';

my $ks = WWW::Kickstarter->new();
$ks->login($email, $password);

my $exists = 1;
if (!eval { $ks->user($user_id); 1 }) {
   my $e = WWW::Kickster::Error->new($@);
   die $e if $e->code != 404;
   $exists = 0;
}

DESCRIPTION

By throwing objects of this class rather than a string, the caller can identify certain errors programatically without relying on matching the exact text of the message.

CONSTRUCTOR

new

my $error = WWW::Kickstarter::Error->new($code, $message);
my $error = WWW::Kickstarter::Error->new($message);

Creates an WWW::Kickstarter::Error object from the specified $code and $message. See code for acceptable values for $code.

If $message is an WWW::Kickstarter::Error object, it is simply returned.

SUBROUTINES

my_croak

my_croak($code, $message);

Creates a WWW::Kickstarter::Error object from the arguments and throws it as an exception.

ACCESSORS

code

my $code = $error->code();

The $code passed to my_croak or the constructor.

One of the following:

  • 400 to 499

    Invalid arguments provided.

  • 401

    Authentication failure. The user does not exist, or an incorrect password was supplied.

  • 404

    The specified user, project or category does not exist.

  • 500 to 599

    A communication error or an unrecognized response.

message

my $message = $error->message();

The $message passed to my_croak or the constructor.

as_string

my $message = $error->as_string();
my $message = "$error";

An error message complete with the file name and line number of the call into the WWW::Kickstarter library.

EXPORTS

The following are exported on demand:

  • my_croak

VERSION, BUGS, KNOWN ISSUES, DOCUMENTATION, SUPPORT, AUTHOR, COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

See WWW::Kickstarter