Error Printer for Swift
DieKit, a Swift package designed to streamline and enhance error handling in your Swift applications. It makes exception handling more robust and insightful.
Key Features
- Enhanced Error Reporting: It catches, prints, and rethrows errors for comprehensive debugging.
- Wide Error Support: DieKit extends support to various Swift and Core Foundation error types, providing a versatile tool for a broad range of applications.
Installation
Add DieKit to your Swift project by including it in your Package.swift dependencies:
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/nzrsky/DieKit.git", from: "1.0.0")
]Usage
Here's how simple it is to use DieKit:
import DieKit
// ❌ This code doesn't compile
let x = env["SECRET_KEY"] ?? fatalError()
// ❌ Also compilation error here
let x = env["SECRET_KEY"] ?? { fatalError() }
// âś… But this is OK
let x = env["SECRET_KEY"] ?? die("Specify SECRET_KEY")Print error to stderr and proceed handling:
// Usage of printOnException
do {
let result = try printOnException { try throwingOperation() }
// prints error message to stderr according error's type
} catch error {
// handle error
}
// Usage of dieOnException
let result = dieOnException { try throwingOperation() }
// prints error message to stderr and diePosix errors:
throw NSError(posixError: EFAULT)Print formatted errors:
// Default behaviour
print(CGError.illegalArgument)
// The operation couldn’t be completed. (__C.CGError 1003)
// With DieKit
print(CGError.illegalArgument)
// error: The operation couldn’t be completed. (CGError: Illegal Argument)Contributing
Contributions make the open-source community an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make to DieKit are greatly appreciated.
License
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.