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Informations about the package exception-response

Exception Handler for api

About

The purpose of this method is to handle exceptions that occur during the execution of the application.

The method first checks if the request path matches the pattern 'api/*' or if the request expects a JSON response. If either of these conditions is true, it calls the apiException method and passes in the $request and $exception parameters. This method likely handles the exception and returns a JSON response.

If the request does not match the pattern 'api/*' and does not expect a JSON response, the method calls the parent render method and passes in the $request and $exception parameters. This will likely render a standard error page.

Overall, this code appears to be part of an error handling system that differentiates between API requests and other requests and provides appropriate error responses for each.

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