AuraRouter curl stuck at 404 not found.

[Norman Hsu]

I try to use AuraRouter with the middlewares, and it works fine if the routing exists. However, curl will not stop connection when the response is 404, 405, 406. I check the codes and find that there is no response in the code. I think we should at least add $response->getBody()->write("\n") or even better let us configure our own response message on 404, 405, 406.

oscarotero/psr7-middlewares/src/Middleware/AuraRouter.php

        if (!$route) {
            $failedRoute = $matcher->getFailedRoute();

            switch ($failedRoute->failedRule) {
                case 'Aura\Router\Rule\Allows':
                    return $response->withStatus(405); // 405 METHOD NOT ALLOWED

                case 'Aura\Router\Rule\Accepts':
                    return $response->withStatus(406); // 406 NOT ACCEPTABLE

                default:
                    return $response->withStatus(404); // 404 NOT FOUND
            }
        }

[Óscar Otero]

Hi
There's the error handler middleware to create error responses.

[Norman Hsu]

Say that I have a controller which processes input and write response to body with status code. When something goes wrong, I write 422 and the error message from the controller with code like

$response->getBody()->write('your input is invalid');
$response->withStatus(422)

With the error handler, I have to save those error related messages somewhere and try to regenerate these error messages from the error handler. This seems a bit abnormal for me because I cannot use the data that I write to the response in my controller. Do you have any suggestion to solve this?

Thank you.

[Óscar Otero]

Ok, the documentation of the statusCode option is missed, my fault.
You can configure which status codes you want to handle with the errorHandler:

$middleware[] = Middleware::errorHandler()
    ->statusCode(function ($code) {
        return $code >= 400 && $code < 600 && $code != 422;
    });

In this way, you can generate error responses in your controllers that are not overrided by the errorHandler.