Unable to catch the error

[payu]

Unable to catch the error

[kibertoad]

@manwithsteelnerves Did you define custom error handler for your app? Error should bubble up there.

[manwithsteelnerves]

Yes, I have custom handler. I see the error thrown up from the middleware too. But strange this is it's not getting caught nor giving a warning about uncaught promises are not valid.

[kibertoad]

Then something is swallowing it. Do other errors bubble up correctly in GCF?

[kibertoad]

Probably debugging it in something like WebStorm would be the easiest way to get down to the bottom of what is going on

[manwithsteelnerves]

"Then something is swallowing it. Do other errors bubble up correctly in GCF?" - Yes the errors I throw manually does get caught fine. But only from this middleware i'm not able to.

[manwithsteelnerves]

Ok, I got a work around. I'm not sure why wrapping the validate function made it work. But, would like to seek an advice.

import  * as validatorApi   from    'openapi-validator-middleware';
import { InputValidationError } from 'openapi-validator-middleware';
const ajvOptions = {
    beautifyErrors: true,
    firstError : true,
    ajvConfigBody : {
        removeAdditional: true,
        unknownFormats: ['int64', 'password', 'byte'],
        logger:console
    },
    ajvConfigParams: {
        removeAdditional: true,
        unknownFormats: ['int64', 'password', 'byte'],
        logger:console
    }
};

validatorApi.init('schema.json', ajvOptions);



const validator = {
    validate  : (req: any, res: any, next: Function) => {
        req.baseUrl = req.baseUrl.replace(req.baseUrlPrefix , ""); // Replacing the appended prefix here which was cached at start.
        return validatorApi.validate(req, res, next);
    }
}


export {  validator, InputValidationError };

And this is how I call validate

router.get("/signin", secure({ authorize : true, authenticate : true }), validator.validate, controller.signin);