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§Domain Error Module
This module provides the comprehensive error types for the domain layer, implementing a structured error handling approach that categorizes all possible failure scenarios in the pipeline processing system.
§Overview
The error module defines domain-specific errors that:
- Express Business Failures: Errors that represent violations of business rules
- Maintain Type Safety: Strongly-typed error variants for compile-time safety
- Provide Context: Rich error information for debugging and user feedback
- Support Error Recovery: Categorization enables appropriate recovery strategies
- Enable Error Translation: Clean conversion to application and interface layer errors
§Error Categories
§Configuration Errors
Errors related to invalid pipeline or system configuration:
§Processing Errors
Errors that occur during file processing operations:
§Validation Errors
Errors from input validation and business rule violations:
§Infrastructure Errors
Errors from external systems and infrastructure:
§Error Handling Patterns
§Pattern Matching
Use pattern matching for granular error handling:
§Error Propagation
Use the ? operator for clean error propagation:
§Error Context
Add context to errors for better debugging:
§Error Conversion
Domain errors can be converted to other error types:
§Testing with Errors
#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
use super::*;
#[test]
fn test_error_display() {
// Test error messages are informative
}
#[test]
fn test_error_conversion() {
// Test error type conversions
}
#[test]
fn test_error_recovery() {
// Test error recovery strategies
}
}§Best Practices
- Be Specific: Use specific error variants for different failure scenarios
- Include Context: Always include relevant context in error messages
- Avoid Strings: Use typed error variants instead of generic string errors
- Document Errors: Document which errors can be returned from functions
- Test Error Paths: Ensure error handling paths are tested
Enums§
- Pipeline
Error - Domain-specific errors for the pipeline processing system.