public void Test_HandleBad_WritesFlagAndWrapsError()
{
var bad = new BadRequestWrapper
{
Exception = new DivideByZeroException()
};
var handlingContext = new HandlingContext(Mock.Of <HttpContext>(), Mock.Of <Encoding>(), Mock.Of <RequestDelegate>());
requestHandlerMock.Setup(x => x.GetError(It.IsAny <DivideByZeroException>()))
.Returns(new Error <object>());
var result = requestHandlerMock.Object.HandleBad(bad, handlingContext);
handlingContext.WriteResponse.Should().BeTrue();
result.Should().NotBeNull();
requestHandlerMock.Verify(x => x.GetError(It.IsAny <DivideByZeroException>()));
requestHandlerMock.Verify(x => x.HandleBad(It.IsAny <BadRequestWrapper>(), It.IsAny <HandlingContext>()));
}
protected internal virtual JsonServerResponseWrapper HandleBad(BadRequestWrapper badRequestWrapper, HandlingContext context)
{
log.LogTrace($"{nameof(HandleBad)}: converting exception to json response");
context.WriteResponse = true;
var error = GetError(badRequestWrapper.Exception);
var errorResponse = new ErrorResponse <object>
{
Error = new Error <object>
{
Code = error.Code,
Message = error.Message,
Data = error.GetData()
}
};
var value = JToken.FromObject(errorResponse, headerJsonRpcSerializer.Serializer);
return(new JsonServerResponseWrapper(value, null, null));
// TODO any cases when need to pass through?
// TODO it can break protocol because we can not distinguish between bad rpc request and absense of rpc route/action, for example
}
