Skip to content

brisket.errorviewmapping.md

Latest commit

 

History

History
23 lines (15 loc) · 887 Bytes

brisket.errorviewmapping.md

File metadata and controls

23 lines (15 loc) · 887 Bytes

Brisket.ErrorViewMapping

A mapping between the error status code your models receive from the api and a View. Use an ErrorViewMapping in your routers to tell Brisket what to display when there is an error while retrieving data.

Creating An ErrorViewMapping

Creating an ErrorViewMapping is fairly straightforward:

var PageNotFoundView = Brisket.View.extend();
var EndOfTheWorldView = Brisket.View.extend();

var ErrorViewMapping = Brisket.ErrorViewMapping.create({

    404: PageNotFoundView,

    500: EndOfTheWorldView

});

In this example, if there is a 404 error, the ErrorViewMapping will tell your Router to use PageNotFoundView; if there is a 500, EndOfTheWorldView.

Note: When an ErrorViewMapping does not have a mapping for a status code, it will return the error view for a 500. Therefore, you must specify at least a 500 error view.