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Avoid console error messages
Api errors keeps appearing even when I wrap the methods call with a try/catch
The API error on the image appears when I run the following code
TypeScript
try {
const session = await auth.getSession('current');
sessionId = session.$id;
} catch (error) {
initializerClientError = error;
}
Is there a way to avoid this messages at all? or to check if a session exists in a way that do not throw an error?
TL;DR
The user is asking for ways to avoid console error messages for API errors. The user has tried using try/catch but it didn't work. One suggestion is to use a condition/switch statement to show custom error messages based on the appwrite error message. Another suggestion is to customize the error messages client-sided after getting the error. The user also asks if there is a way to check if a session exists without throwing an error.Avoid console error messages
You mean the error being shown to the user?
If so, you could customise them client sided after getting the error
You can do a condition/switch and depending on the appwrite error message you show your own error message
@D5 I mean the error that appears on the console. I can't avoid it even with the try/catch
Supposedly that should not be seen by anyone
yup nothing you can do about that. any non 400 and above http status response will show up here
