docs: add fastify-http-exceptions to Ecosystem.md#6442
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Can you plz fix the linter errors? |
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Done!
Good idea! Although I think I already did that with coverage above 99%: https://app.codecov.io/gh/bhouston/fastify-http-exceptions |
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Okay, I just didn't see a test script in package.json, my bad. |
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Thank you for contributing to the development of the Fastify ecosystem @bhouston |
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I created and have been using this Fastify plugin for a few months now, it is pretty amazing to clean up one's code. The idea is that you throw typed exceptions and they are converted to proper HTTP responses. This reduces a lot of boilerplate code and thus makes one more expressive per line of code.
This has near full test code coverage as well as an example project, npm library and also a well written README.md
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npm run test && npm run benchmark --if-presentand the Code of conduct