Does this skill include error tracking integration?

Yes, it features built-in patterns for integrating with services like Sentry to capture exceptions and log structured context.

How does the retry logic handle different error types?

The provided retry wrapper allows for custom 'shouldRetry' logic, enabling you to retry on network failures while ignoring validation errors.

What frameworks are supported by this skill?

The skill provides templates specifically designed for TypeScript, React, Next.js, and Node.js (Express) environments.

Can I use these patterns for user-facing error messages?

Absolutely. It includes a dedicated mapping system to translate internal error codes into localized, user-friendly messages.

Robust Error Handling

Name: Robust Error Handling
Author: JaveedIshaq

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API Development

Implements standardized error handling patterns, custom class hierarchies, and resilient retry logic for production-grade applications.

About

The Error Handling skill provides a comprehensive framework for managing failures across the entire software stack. It includes a structured TypeScript error hierarchy, React Error Boundaries, and Next.js-specific error segments to ensure your application fails gracefully. By utilizing unified API response patterns and asynchronous wrappers with exponential backoff, developers can create more resilient systems that provide clear user feedback while maintaining deep observability through integrated logging and error tracking services like Sentry.

Key Features

Configurable retry patterns with linear and exponential backoff strategies
Structured logging system with contextual data for improved observability
Standardized API error response middleware for Express and Server Actions
1 GitHub stars
TypeScript Error Class Hierarchy with HTTP status codes and operational flags
React Error Boundaries and Next.js route-level error handling components

Use Cases

Handling flaky external API dependencies with automatic, intelligent retries
Standardizing error communication between frontend and backend services
Improving application stability with global and component-level catch blocks

About

Key Features

Configurable retry patterns with linear and exponential backoff strategies
Structured logging system with contextual data for improved observability
Standardized API error response middleware for Express and Server Actions
1 GitHub stars
TypeScript Error Class Hierarchy with HTTP status codes and operational flags
React Error Boundaries and Next.js route-level error handling components

Use Cases

Handling flaky external API dependencies with automatic, intelligent retries
Standardizing error communication between frontend and backend services
Improving application stability with global and component-level catch blocks