winter/modules/system/classes/ErrorHandler.php
Sam Georges 070667ebe0 Improve CMS Exception handler.
Previously Twig syntax errors inside a component partial would show the incorrect file and line number. This is fixed.
Also simplified the approach so the stack trace is not hidden inside a closure.
2014-06-24 14:58:46 +10:00

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<?php namespace System\Classes;
use App;
use View;
use Config;
use Request;
use Response;
use Cms\Classes\Theme;
use Cms\Classes\Router;
use Cms\Classes\Controller;
use System\Classes\BaseException;
use System\Classes\ApplicationException;
/**
* System Error Handler, this class handles application exception events.
*
* @package october\system
* @author Alexey Bobkov, Samuel Georges
*/
class ErrorHandler
{
/**
* @var System\Classes\ExceptionBase A prepared mask exception used to mask any exception fired.
*/
protected static $activeMask;
/**
* @var array A collection of masks, so multiples can be applied in order.
*/
protected static $maskLayers = [];
/**
* All exceptions are piped through this method from the framework workflow. This method will mask
* any foreign exceptions with a "scent" of the native application's exception, so it can render
* correctly when displayed on the error page.
* @param Exception $proposedException The exception candidate that has been thrown.
* @return View Object containing the error page.
*/
public function handleException(\Exception $proposedException, $httpCode = 500, $isCli = false)
{
// Disable the error handler for CLI environment
if ($isCli)
return;
// Disable the error handler for test environment
if (Config::getEnvironment() == 'testing')
return;
// Detect AJAX request and use error 500
if (Request::ajax())
return Response::make($proposedException->getMessage(), $httpCode);
// Clear the output buffer
while (ob_get_level())
ob_end_clean();
// Friendly error pages are used
if (Config::get('cms.customErrorPage'))
return $this->handleCustomError();
// If the exception is already our brand, use it.
if ($proposedException instanceof BaseException) {
$exception = $proposedException;
}
// If there is an active mask prepared, use that.
elseif (static::$activeMask !== null) {
$exception = static::$activeMask;
$exception->setMask($proposedException);
}
// Otherwise we should mask it with our own default scent.
else {
$exception = new ApplicationException($proposedException->getMessage(), 0);
$exception->setMask($proposedException);
}
// Ensure System view path is registered
View::addNamespace('system', base_path().'/modules/system/views');
return View::make('system::exception', ['exception' => $exception]);
}
/**
* Prepares a mask exception to be used when any exception fires.
* @param Exception $exception The mask exception.
* @return void
*/
public static function applyMask(\Exception $exception)
{
if (static::$activeMask !== null)
array_push(static::$maskLayers, static::$activeMask);
static::$activeMask = $exception;
}
/**
* Destroys the prepared mask by applyMask()
* @return void
*/
public static function removeMask()
{
if (count(static::$maskLayers) > 0)
static::$activeMask = array_pop(static::$maskLayers);
else
static::$activeMask = null;
}
/**
* Looks up an error page using the CMS route "/error". If the route does not
* exist, this function will use the error view found in the Cms module.
* @return mixed Error page contents.
*/
public function handleCustomError()
{
$theme = Theme::getActiveTheme();
// Use the default view if no "/error" URL is found.
$router = new Router($theme);
if (!$router->findByUrl('/error'))
return View::make('cms::error');
// Route to the CMS error page.
$controller = new Controller($theme);
return $controller->run('/error');
}
}