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example-ajax-only.php
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<?php
/**
* Whoops - php errors for cool kids
* @author Filipe Dobreira <http://github.com/filp>
*
* Run this example file with the PHP 5.4 web server with:
*
* $ cd project_dir
* $ php -S localhost:8080
*
* and access localhost:8080/examples/example-ajax-only.php through your browser
*
* Or just run it through apache/nginx/what-have-yous as usual.
*/
namespace Whoops\Example;
use RuntimeException;
use Whoops\Handler\JsonResponseHandler;
use Whoops\Handler\PrettyPageHandler;
use Whoops\Run;
require __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';
$run = new Run();
// We want the error page to be shown by default, if this is a
// regular request, so that's the first thing to go into the stack:
$run->pushHandler(new PrettyPageHandler());
// Now, we want a second handler that will run before the error page,
// and immediately return an error message in JSON format, if something
// goes awry.
if (\Whoops\Util\Misc::isAjaxRequest()) {
$jsonHandler = new JsonResponseHandler();
// You can also tell JsonResponseHandler to give you a full stack trace:
// $jsonHandler->addTraceToOutput(true);
// You can also return a result compliant to the json:api spec
// re: http://jsonapi.org/examples/#error-objects
// tl;dr: error[] becomes errors[[]]
$jsonHandler->setJsonApi(true);
// And push it into the stack:
$run->pushHandler($jsonHandler);
}
// That's it! Register Whoops and throw a dummy exception:
$run->register();
throw new RuntimeException("Oh fudge napkins!");