ErrorTypes | intezer-js

The different types of handled errors.

example

import {Client, ErrorTypes} from 'intezer-js';
const client = await new Client('API_KEY');

client.init().catch((error) => {
 if (error.name === ErrorTypes.BadRequest)
   console.error('Oups your API Key is invalid !');
});

// ...

client.analyses.getFile('FILE_HASH').catch((error) => {
 if (error.name === ErrorTypes.NotFound)
   console.error('This file was not found in Intezer\'s database !');
});

Index

Enumeration members

BadRequest

BadRequest = "Bad Request"

Indicates an invalid parameter. For example, a POST without a file or an incorrect HTTP request content type.

Conflict

Conflict = "Conflict Error"

Indicates that the current request is in conflict with the resource in Intezer Analyze. For example, when trying to create an analysis for a file that has already running analysis.

Expired

Expired = "Expired"

Intezer retains analysis results for 3 to 6 months after which they are no longer available.

Failed

Failed = "Failed"

Indicates that the process has failed.

Internal

Internal = "Internal Error"

A General Internal Server Error is preventing a proper response.

MissingAccess

MissingAccess = "Missing Access"

Indicates that the request is missing an access token or the access token has expired.

NotFound

NotFound = "Not Found"

The requested resource was not found.