HttpException class allow you to throw specific exception from context.
You can so define an HTTP status code and message.
By default, if an exception is throw, the framework generate an InternalServerErrorHttpException exception with the main exception in previous.
If you throw an HttpException, the framework do not generate this exception and use yours, and the defined status code and message.
Main exception
\Berlioz\Http\Core\Exception\HttpException is the main exception used by the framework to generate errors to the user.
For the most common HTTP exceptions, some class are already define in the namespace \Berlioz\Http\Core\Exception\Http:
| Exception | Code | Reason |
|---|---|---|
BadRequestHttpException |
400 | Bad Request |
ConflictHttpException |
409 | Conflict |
ForbiddenHttpException |
403 | Forbidden |
InternalServerErrorHttpException |
500 | Internal Server Error |
NotFoundHttpException |
404 | Not Found |
NotImplementedHttpException |
501 | Not Implemented |
ServiceUnavailableHttpException |
503 | Service Unavailable |
UnauthorizedHttpException |
401 | Unauthorized |