Enum orca::errors::RedditError

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pub enum RedditError {
    NotFound {
        request: String,
    },
    Forbidden {
        request: String,
    },
    BadResponse {
        request: String,
        response: String,
    },
    BadRequest {
        request: String,
        response: String,
    },
    AuthError,
}
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An enum containing possible errors from a request to reddit

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NotFound

Fields

§request: String

The requested resource

The requested resource was not found

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Forbidden

Fields

§request: String

The requested resource

The requested resource is forbidden

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BadResponse

Fields

§request: String

The request that was sent

§response: String

The response that was recieved

Recieved a response that was unexpected

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BadRequest

Fields

§request: String

The request that was sent

§response: String

The response that was recieved

A request was sent that was incorrect

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AuthError

Authorization failed

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