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Fast and extensible Markdown for Elixir
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lib/mdex/errors.ex
defmodule MDEx.InvalidInputError do
@moduledoc """
Given input is invalid.
Usually this means that the input is not a string or a MDEx.Document struct.
"""
defexception [:found]
@type t() :: %__MODULE__{found: term()}
def message(%__MODULE__{found: found}) do
"""
expected either a Markdown string or a MDEx.Document struct
Got:
#{found}
"""
end
end
defmodule MDEx.DecodeError do
@moduledoc """
Failed to decode a Document.
Usually this means that a `MDEx.Document` is invalid and cannot be decoded.
"""
defexception [:document, :error]
@type t() :: %__MODULE__{document: term(), error: Exception.t()}
def message(%__MODULE__{document: document, error: error}) when is_nil(error) do
"""
failed to decode the following Document
Document:
#{inspect(document)}
"""
end
def message(%__MODULE__{document: document, error: error}) do
"""
failed to decode the following Document
Document:
#{inspect(document)}
Got:
#{inspect(error)}
"""
end
end
defmodule MDEx.InvalidSelector do
@moduledoc """
Invalid Access key selector.
"""
defexception [:selector]
@type t() :: %__MODULE__{selector: term()}
def message(%__MODULE__{selector: selector}) do
"""
invalid Access key selector
Got:
#{inspect(selector)}
"""
end
end