How to use the arangojs/lib/async/error.HttpError function in arangojs
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AEB-labs / cruddl / src / database / arangodb / arangojs-instrumentation / custom-connection.ts View on Github 
parsedBody = res.body.toString('utf-8');
} else {
parsedBody = res.body;
}
if (
parsedBody &&
parsedBody.hasOwnProperty('error') &&
parsedBody.hasOwnProperty('code') &&
parsedBody.hasOwnProperty('errorMessage') &&
parsedBody.hasOwnProperty('errorNum')
) {
res.body = parsedBody;
reject(new ArangoError(res));
} else if (res.statusCode && res.statusCode >= 400) {
res.body = parsedBody;
reject(new HttpError(res));
} else {
if (!expectBinary) {
res.body = parsedBody;
}
resolve(getter ? getter(res) : (res as any));
}
}
};arangojs
The official ArangoDB JavaScript driver.
