is there a global hook to run when thrown HTTPError ?

[ma101an]

when HTTPError happens, is there a global hook to execute instead of catching on every request?

use case:

• To send error details to error-tracker like sentry on any request failures

[sindresorhus]

Global hooks is an anti-pattern. Ky has local hooks where you can add a hook and then use ky.extend() to create a reusable instance with such hook, which you would put in a separate file an import in various places in your app instead of the ky import. Unfortunately, Ky does not yet have a beforeError hook. For now, you could just wrap Ky in an app-specific "request" method which you use throughout your app.

[ma101an]

Thanks. By global hook I actually meant the interface to execute some logic in such event as error. (ie. local hooks)
Right now I'm checking it in afterResponse hook (where I execute the logic inside !response.ok condition as a alternative approach)

[sholladay]

FYI to all, support for the beforeError hook has been released. In either a beforeError hook or an afterResponse hook, you can check if error instanceof ky.HTTPError to see if an error is specifically caused by a status code. I would advise against checking response.ok, since we do that internally for you when determining whether to throw an HTTPError.