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internal/errors/errors.go
Package errors defines reusable error types for Aether. Using structured errors allows callers to inspect and react to specific failure modes, such as configuration issues, HTTP failures, or robots.txt violations.
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type Error ¶
type Error struct {
Kind Kind // high-level category of the error
Msg string // descriptive message
Err error // underlying error, if any
}
Error is Aether's structured error type.
It wraps a human-readable message and a Kind identifier so that callers can distinguish between different failure classes programmatically.
type Kind ¶
type Kind string
Kind represents a high-level category of error.
Grouping errors by Kind makes it easier for callers to implement policies such as "retry on HTTP errors, but fail fast on robots.txt".
const ( // KindUnknown represents an unspecified error category. KindUnknown Kind = "unknown" // KindConfig indicates a configuration-related error. KindConfig Kind = "config" // KindHTTP indicates an HTTP-related error. KindHTTP Kind = "http" // KindRobots indicates a robots.txt-related error. KindRobots Kind = "robots" // KindParsing indicates an error while parsing HTML, RSS, etc. KindParsing Kind = "parsing" )
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