Formatting
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By default the exceptions will be formatted using their class name, the error message, and the stack trace, for example:
Fatal error: Uncaught Exceptions:
Exception: Whoops1!
#0 /tmp/example/vendor/duncan3dc/exceptions/src/Catcher.php(73): {closure}()
#1 /tmp/example/test.php(12): duncan3dc\Exceptions\Catcher->try(Object(Closure))
#2 {main}
Exception: Whoops2!
#0 /tmp/example/vendor/duncan3dc/exceptions/src/Catcher.php(73): {closure}()
#1 /tmp/example/test.php(16): duncan3dc\Exceptions\Catcher->try(Object(Closure))
#2 {main}
thrown in /tmp/example/vendor/duncan3dc/exceptions/src/Catcher.php on line 148
You can create your own custom formatter, by extending the Exception class, like so.
Then you just need a factory that follows ExceptionFactoryInterface to pass into the Catcher constructor:
Here’s an example using anaonymous classes:
$catcher = new Catcher(new class implements ExceptionFactoryInterface {
public function make(array $exceptions): \Exception
{
return new class extends \Exception {
public function __toString(): string
{
return "Custom error message";
}
};
}
});