UnsupportedType

Since v1.2016042405

Description

UnsupportedValue is an exception thrown when a function or method is passed a parameter, and the parameter's value is not supported by the function or method.

Public Interface

UnsupportedValue has the following public interface:

// our base class and interface(s)
use GanbaroDigital\ExceptionHelpers\V1\BaseExceptions\ParameterisedException;
use GanbaroDigital\HttpStatus\Interfaces\HttpRuntimeErrorException;

// return types from our method(s)
use GanbaroDigital\HttpStatus\StatusValues\RuntimeError\UnexpectedErrorStatus;

// how to import
use GanbaroDigital\ExceptionHelpers\V1\BaseExceptions\UnsupportedValue;

// public interface
class UnsupportedValue
  extends ParameterisedException
  implements HttpRuntimeErrorException
{
    /**
     * create a new exception about your function / method's input parameter
     *
     * @param  mixed $fieldOrVar
     *         the input parameter that you're throwing an exception about
     * @param  string $fieldOrVarName
     *         the name of the input parameter in your code
     * @param  array $extraData
     *         extra data that you want to include in your exception
     * @param  int|null $typeFlags
     *         do we want any extra type information in the final
     *         exception message?
     * @param  array $callerFilter
     *         are there any namespaces we want to filter out of
     *         the call stack?
     * @return UnsupportedValue
     *         an fully-built exception for you to throw
     *
     * @inheritedFrom ParameterisedException
     */
    public static function newFromInputParameter(
        $fieldOrVar,
        $fieldOrVarName,
        array $extraData = [],
        $typeFlags = null,
        array $callerFilter = []
    );

    /**
     * create a new exception about a value generated by / returned to your
     * function or method
     *
     * @param  mixed $fieldOrVar
     *         the value that you're throwing an exception about
     * @param  string $fieldOrVarName
     *         the name of the value in your code
     * @param  array $extraData
     *         extra data that you want to include in your exception
     * @param  int|null $typeFlags
     *         do we want any extra type information in the final
     *         exception message?
     * @param  array $callerFilter
     *         are there any namespaces we want to filter out of
     *         the call stack?
     * @return UnsupportedValue
     *         an fully-built exception for you to throw
     *
     * @inheritedFrom ParameterisedException
     */
    public static function newFromVar(
        $fieldOrVar,
        $fieldOrVarName,
        array $extraData = [],
        $typeFlags = null,
        array $callerFilter = []
    );

    /**
     * what was the data that we used to create the printable message?
     *
     * @return array
     * @inheritedFrom ParameterisedException
     */
    public function getMessageData();

    /**
     * what was the format string we used to create the printable message?
     *
     * @return string
     * @inheritedFrom ParameterisedException
     */
    public function getMessageFormat();

    /**
     * which HTTP status code do we map onto?
     *
     * @return UnexpectedErrorStatus
     * @inheritedFrom ParameterisedException
     */
    public function getHttpStatus();
}

How To Use

You can use this exception class in one of two ways:

We recommend the second approach. It allows you to ensure that all of your library's exceptions have a common base class / interface. This can make try/catch blocks easier to write.

Notes

None at this time.

See Also

Changelog

v1.2016061901

v1.2016061201