function HttpExceptionNormalizer::getInfoUrl
Same name in other branches
- 9 core/modules/jsonapi/src/Normalizer/HttpExceptionNormalizer.php \Drupal\jsonapi\Normalizer\HttpExceptionNormalizer::getInfoUrl()
- 8.9.x core/modules/jsonapi/src/Normalizer/HttpExceptionNormalizer.php \Drupal\jsonapi\Normalizer\HttpExceptionNormalizer::getInfoUrl()
- 10 core/modules/jsonapi/src/Normalizer/HttpExceptionNormalizer.php \Drupal\jsonapi\Normalizer\HttpExceptionNormalizer::getInfoUrl()
Return a string to the common problem type.
@internal
Return value
string|null URL pointing to the specific RFC-2616 section. Or NULL if it is an HTTP status code that is defined in another RFC.
See also
https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/2832211#comment-11826234
4 calls to HttpExceptionNormalizer::getInfoUrl()
- HttpExceptionNormalizer::buildErrorObjects in core/
modules/ jsonapi/ src/ Normalizer/ HttpExceptionNormalizer.php - Builds the normalized JSON:API error objects for the response.
- NodeTest::testPostNonExistingAuthor in core/
modules/ jsonapi/ tests/ src/ Functional/ NodeTest.php - Creating relationships to missing resources should be 404 per JSON:API 1.1.
- ResourceResponseTestTrait::getAccessDeniedResponse in core/
modules/ jsonapi/ tests/ src/ Functional/ ResourceResponseTestTrait.php - Gets a generic forbidden response.
- ResourceTestBase::assertResourceErrorResponse in core/
modules/ jsonapi/ tests/ src/ Functional/ ResourceTestBase.php - Asserts that a resource error response has the given message.
File
-
core/
modules/ jsonapi/ src/ Normalizer/ HttpExceptionNormalizer.php, line 121
Class
- HttpExceptionNormalizer
- Normalizes an HttpException in compliance with the JSON:API specification.
Namespace
Drupal\jsonapi\NormalizerCode
public static function getInfoUrl($status_code) {
// Depending on the error code we'll return a different URL.
$url = 'http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html';
$sections = [
'100' => '#sec10.1.1',
'101' => '#sec10.1.2',
'200' => '#sec10.2.1',
'201' => '#sec10.2.2',
'202' => '#sec10.2.3',
'203' => '#sec10.2.4',
'204' => '#sec10.2.5',
'205' => '#sec10.2.6',
'206' => '#sec10.2.7',
'300' => '#sec10.3.1',
'301' => '#sec10.3.2',
'302' => '#sec10.3.3',
'303' => '#sec10.3.4',
'304' => '#sec10.3.5',
'305' => '#sec10.3.6',
'307' => '#sec10.3.8',
'400' => '#sec10.4.1',
'401' => '#sec10.4.2',
'402' => '#sec10.4.3',
'403' => '#sec10.4.4',
'404' => '#sec10.4.5',
'405' => '#sec10.4.6',
'406' => '#sec10.4.7',
'407' => '#sec10.4.8',
'408' => '#sec10.4.9',
'409' => '#sec10.4.10',
'410' => '#sec10.4.11',
'411' => '#sec10.4.12',
'412' => '#sec10.4.13',
'413' => '#sec10.4.14',
'414' => '#sec10.4.15',
'415' => '#sec10.4.16',
'416' => '#sec10.4.17',
'417' => '#sec10.4.18',
'500' => '#sec10.5.1',
'501' => '#sec10.5.2',
'502' => '#sec10.5.3',
'503' => '#sec10.5.4',
'504' => '#sec10.5.5',
'505' => '#sec10.5.6',
];
return empty($sections[$status_code]) ? NULL : $url . $sections[$status_code];
}
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