Exception: ConvenientService::Service::Plugins::HasJSendResultShortSyntax::Failure::Exceptions::KwargsContainJSendAndExtraKeys
- Inherits:
-
Exception
- Object
- StandardError
- Exception
- ConvenientService::Service::Plugins::HasJSendResultShortSyntax::Failure::Exceptions::KwargsContainJSendAndExtraKeys
- Defined in:
- lib/convenient_service/service/plugins/has_j_send_result_short_syntax/failure/exceptions.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
Methods inherited from Exception
Instance Method Details
#initialize_without_arguments ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/convenient_service/service/plugins/has_j_send_result_short_syntax/failure/exceptions.rb', line 13 def initialize_without_arguments = <<~TEXT `kwargs` passed to `failure` method contain JSend keys and extra keys. That's NOT allowed. Please, consider something like: # Shorter form with one arg. Assumes that arg is `message`. failure("foo") # Shorter form with two args. Assumes that first arg is `message` and second is `code`. failure("foo", :foo) # Shorter form with kwargs. Assumes that all kwargs are `data`. failure(foo: :bar) # Longer form. More explicit `message`. failure(message: "foo") # Longer form. More explicit `code`. failure(code: :foo) # Longer form. More explicit `message` and `code` together. failure(message: "foo", code: :foo) # (Advanced) Longer form also supports any other variation of `data`, `message` and `code`. failure(data: {foo: :bar}, message: "foo") failure(data: {foo: :bar}, code: :foo) failure(data: {foo: :bar}, message: "foo", code: :foo) TEXT initialize() end |