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Informations about the package errorise

If you are tired of using the @ error suppression operator and then digging for errors with the error_get_last() function, you can try using Errorise. Errorise offers well-caught PHP errors to handle them on your side, freeing you from these stuff for each error-prone call.

Installing

Using ErrorHandler

Using ErrorHandler for Specific Functions / Patterns

You can controll that when to throw or for which function or message pattern to throw.

Using ErrorHandler for Undefined Variables

Like for function errors, ErrorHandler is available for undefined variable errors as well:

Using ErrorHandler with Non-Auto Mode

If you want full controll on register / unregister routine, pass $auto argument as false, just like:

Getting Error Messages in Catch

You can get error messages by using two methods of caught ErrorException.

Utilising Error Object

To get more details, you can utilise the $error property of the ErrorHandler which is passed to the caught ErrorException.

Using ErrorWrapper

You can use ErrorWrapper to wrap your calls instead of using try/catch blocks.

Manually Handling the Last Errors

You can use LastErrorException to throw errors after checking your call results.

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Requires php Version >=7.4
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