Handling errors in fetch

[FarahZaqout]

posts-project/public/js/domSignup.js

Line 176 in 543acb9

.catch(() => {

The .catch() method in your fetch will not be able to handle a 4xx or 5xx response from the server.

This is handled in the .then() method.

.then((res) => {
   if (res.status === 500) // handle server error here
   if (res.status === 400) // handle bad request error here
})

the catch in fetch will only see a network error.

[NouraldinS]

@FarahZaqout I knew that I'd be curious to a few things while reading your issues :p, that's why I am reading them. A. you can select multiple lines and reference them in the issue while holding the shift key and selecting the lines from the repo :p
B. I might not disagree with what you're stating here, someone else might :p
https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/350498/handling-errors-in-a-client-server-application

[FarahZaqout]

@NoureldeanSaed Yeah, I agree with the post. That's why I'm only checking for status code, a message is unnecessary in these sorts of situations and he can end the response with no worries.