Nuxt•7mo ago•

17 replies

How is `statusMessage` different than `message` in createError?

Hello, i am having really hard time of understanding statusMessage and message differences, even i don't pass the 'message' property, 'message' becoming the statusMessage, and also i know that it's also shown in HTTP header so it's not suitable for longer messages.

So i wanted to completely rewrite my code to use

message

message

only, no

statusMessage

statusMessage

But then i had this issue, in server:

 throw createError({
    statusCode: 401,
    message: "unfortunetely!",
  });

 throw createError({
    statusCode: 401,
    message: "unfortunetely!",
  });

this outputs:

 "statusCode": 401,
  "statusMessage": "Server Error",
  "message": "unfortunetely!",

 "statusCode": 401,
  "statusMessage": "Server Error",
  "message": "unfortunetely!",

which is true, but in

error.vue

error.vue

component, i am not able to reach this

unfortunately!

unfortunately!

text using

error.message

error.message

it just shows 'server error' which is

statusMessage

statusMessage

not the

message

message

.

error.vue:

  const error = useError();
  const message = computed(() => error.value.message); // returns 'Server Error' not the 'unfortunately!'

  const error = useError();
  const message = computed(() => error.value.message); // returns 'Server Error' not the 'unfortunately!'

how i am supposed to use this? i just wnat a simple message property which i don't want to include in http status header!

Nuxt•7mo ago•

17 replies

arsh

How is `statusMessage` different than `message` in createError?

message

message

only, no

statusMessage

statusMessage

But then i had this issue, in server:

 throw createError({
    statusCode: 401,
    message: "unfortunetely!",
  });

 throw createError({
    statusCode: 401,
    message: "unfortunetely!",
  });

this outputs:

 "statusCode": 401,
  "statusMessage": "Server Error",
  "message": "unfortunetely!",

 "statusCode": 401,
  "statusMessage": "Server Error",
  "message": "unfortunetely!",

which is true, but in

error.vue

error.vue

component, i am not able to reach this

unfortunately!

unfortunately!

text using

error.message

error.message

it just shows 'server error' which is

statusMessage

statusMessage

not the

message

message

.

error.vue:

  const error = useError();
  const message = computed(() => error.value.message); // returns 'Server Error' not the 'unfortunately!'

  const error = useError();
  const message = computed(() => error.value.message); // returns 'Server Error' not the 'unfortunately!'

how i am supposed to use this? i just wnat a simple message property which i don't want to include in http status header!

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