Ghost/ghost/admin/utils/ajax.js
David Arvelo ac9f269085 Better handling of validation errors + more documentation
closes #3153
- this is all about the validation engine
- add a option, `opts.model`, to use a passed-in model directly if needed
- handle validators that return an array of strings, array of objects, or both
- ajax util returns either an array of errors or a single concat'd string
- remove formatErrors function from the mixin and make it private
- allow validation options to be passed into `.save()` since ember-data doesn't take params on `.save()` anyway
- streamline control flow
2014-06-30 22:35:03 -04:00

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/* global ic */
var ajax = window.ajax = function () {
return ic.ajax.request.apply(null, arguments);
};
// Used in API request fail handlers to parse a standard api error
// response json for the message to display
var getRequestErrorMessage = function (request, performConcat) {
var message,
msgDetail;
// Can't really continue without a request
if (!request) {
return null;
}
// Seems like a sensible default
message = request.statusText;
// If a non 200 response
if (request.status !== 200) {
try {
// Try to parse out the error, or default to 'Unknown'
if (request.responseJSON.errors && Ember.isArray(request.responseJSON.errors)) {
message = request.responseJSON.errors.map(function (errorItem) {
return errorItem.message;
});
} else {
message = request.responseJSON.error || 'Unknown Error';
}
} catch (e) {
msgDetail = request.status ? request.status + ' - ' + request.statusText : 'Server was not available';
message = 'The server returned an error (' + msgDetail + ').';
}
}
if (performConcat && Ember.isArray(message)) {
message = message.join('<br />');
}
// return an array of errors by default
if (!performConcat && typeof message === 'string') {
message = [message];
}
return message;
};
export { getRequestErrorMessage, ajax };
export default ajax;