How to use the @airtasker/spot.specificError function in @airtasker/spot
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airtasker / spot / examples / src / single-file / single-file-api.ts View on Github 
getUser(
@pathParam({ description: "User unique identifier" }) userId: Int64
): Promise<{
name: string;
age?: Float;
}> {
return response();
}
@endpoint({
method: "DELETE",
path: "/users/:userId-confirmed",
tags: ["users"]
})
@genericError()
@specificError({
name: "forbidden",
statusCode: 403
})
deleteUser(
@pathParam() userId: Int64,
@header({
name: "Authorization"
})
authToken: string
): null {
return response();
}
}
// Requests and responses.header,
Int64,
pathParam,
response,
specificError
} from "@airtasker/spot";
import { BaseError, ForbiddenError } from "../errors";
export class DeleteUser {
@endpoint({
method: "DELETE",
path: "/users/:userId-confirmed",
tags: ["users"]
})
@genericError()
@specificError({
name: "forbidden",
statusCode: 403
})
deleteUser(
@pathParam() userId: Int64,
@header({
name: "Authorization"
})
authToken: string
): null {
return response();
}
}@airtasker/spot
**Spot** (_"Single Point Of Truth"_) is a concise, developer-friendly way to describe your API contract.
