Error Handling Made Easy
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A small open‑source framework called Error Handler implements declarative rules that match errors and run closures, with built‑in actions for offline, HTTP 401, logging and a fallback generic message. It centralizes a default handler override plus per‑screen customizations, supports composable error matters and tags, and includes an Alamo fire extension. Applied at Workable it cuts repeated boilerplate across many screens, preserves needed per‑case behavior (e.g. save draft, show login) and ships successfully with a Java Android port.
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