Error Handling Patterns Example
This example demonstrates various error handling patterns in ZoopFlow. Proper error handling is crucial for building robust and resilient workflows.
What You'll Learn
- How to use try-catch for basic error handling
- How to implement retry logic for transient failures
- How to define fallback strategies
- How to use error handler registries
- How to propagate and transform errors
- How to implement transaction-like semantics with rollbacks
Files in this Example
basic-error-handling.ts- Shows simple try-catch error handlingretry-strategies.ts- Demonstrates retry patterns for transient errorsfallback-strategies.ts- Shows how to define fallback logicerror-handler-registry.ts- Example of using an error handler registrytransaction-rollback.ts- Demonstrates transaction-like semanticsrun-example.ts- Entry point to run the example
Error Handling Concepts
In ZoopFlow, error handling strategies include:
- Try-catch blocks for handling expected errors
- Automatic retry with configurable backoff for transient failures
- Fallback logic for graceful degradation
- Error handler registries for centralized error management
- Transaction-like patterns with rollback for maintaining consistency
How to Run
# From the project root
npm install
npx ts-node docs/new-structure/examples/error-handling/run-example.tsExpected Output
The example will:
- Demonstrate basic error handling with try-catch blocks
- Show how to implement retry logic with exponential backoff
- Implement fallback mechanisms when primary operations fail
- Use an error handler registry for specialized error handling
- Demonstrate transaction-like semantics with rollback functionality
Output will show error handling strategies and how they handle different types of errors.
Next Steps
- Implement your own custom error handling logic
- Explore integration with logging and monitoring systems
- Learn about state management in the State Management Example
- See how signals can be used for error recovery in the Signal Handling Example