LiveErrorPage
trait LiveErrorPageThe page Scalive renders when it answers a page request with an error status.
Install it with Live.router.withErrorPage. Scalive renders it inside the router's root layout
as a static document, with no LiveView in it, for each error it answers itself: 400 when the
route's parameters do not decode, 401, 403 and 404 from a route mount aspect, 404 from
LiveNotFound and for a GET request no route matches, and 500 when a LiveView fails to
mount or render. A response given with custom or by a session mount
aspect is sent as given.
The page is rendered like StaticHtml.render, so it cannot bind server events or show flash. It
must not reveal why the request failed; Scalive logs the reason instead.
Defined by scalive.LiveErrorPage. View source (scalive/api/src/scalive/LiveErrorPage.scala:18-36)
Methods4
pageTitle
def pageTitle(status: zio.http.Status, request: zio.http.Request): Option[String]The document title for status, rendered by the root layout's liveTitle.
Defined by scalive.LiveErrorPage.pageTitle. View source (scalive/api/src/scalive/LiveErrorPage.scala:33-33)
renders
def renders(status: zio.http.Status): BooleanWhether Scalive renders this page for status. The default is every status; for the others
Scalive answers the bare status, for example to keep a 500 independent of the root layout.
Defined by scalive.LiveErrorPage.renders. View source (scalive/api/src/scalive/LiveErrorPage.scala:22-22)
unmatchedPaths
def unmatchedPaths: zio.http.codec.PathCodec[Unit]The paths below which a GET request that no route matches answers this page's 404.
The default is every path, as a Phoenix router does. Narrow it when the server also serves
other routes, such as another application whose own catch-all must answer the rest, as in
PathCodec.empty / "app". Only applies when the page renders 404.
Defined by scalive.LiveErrorPage.unmatchedPaths. View source (scalive/api/src/scalive/LiveErrorPage.scala:30-30)
view
def view(status: zio.http.Status, request: zio.http.Request): HtmlElement[Nothing]Renders the page body for status, inside the router's root layout.
Defined by scalive.LiveErrorPage.view. View source (scalive/api/src/scalive/LiveErrorPage.scala:36-36)