import * as HttpErrors from './httpErrors.js';

export class InvalidHandler extends Error {}

/**
 * Processes provider response codes and returns the corresponding errors to be translated further in our responses
 *
 * @param responseStatus the reponseStatus of the request. Any HTTP response code passed here will result in an error!
 * @param message The message returned by the provider
 */
// Keep in errors.ts instead of httpErrors.ts because we do not need to export it outside of the sdk
export function buildHttpError(responseStatus: number, message: string): HttpErrors.HttpError {
  let httpError: HttpErrors.HttpError;
  if (responseStatus === 400) {
    httpError = new HttpErrors.BadRequestError(message);
  } else if (responseStatus === 401) {
    httpError = new HttpErrors.UnauthorizedError(message);
  } else if (responseStatus === 403) {
    httpError = new HttpErrors.ForbiddenError(message);
  } else if (responseStatus === 404) {
    httpError = new HttpErrors.NotFoundError(message);
  } else if (responseStatus === 408) {
    httpError = new HttpErrors.TimeoutError(message);
  } else if (responseStatus === 410) {
    httpError = new HttpErrors.ResourceGoneError(message);
  } else if (responseStatus === 422) {
    httpError = new HttpErrors.UnprocessableEntityError(message);
  } else if (responseStatus === 423) {
    httpError = new HttpErrors.ProviderInstanceLockedError(message);
  } else if (responseStatus === 429) {
    httpError = new HttpErrors.RateLimitExceededError(message);
  } else {
    httpError = new HttpErrors.HttpError(message, responseStatus);
  }

  return httpError;
}