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import { Errors, IErrorHandler, Response } from "../../mod.ts";import { STATUS_TEXT } from "../../deps.ts";import type { ConnInfo } from "../../deps.ts";
export class ErrorHandler implements IErrorHandler {  /**   * Catch and handle the given error.   *   * @param error - The Error object that is thrown during runtime.   * @param request - The original request that threw the error. Note this is   * not that `Drash.Request` object. Reason being, the `Drash.Request` object   * can also throw an error and would not be available as a parameter.   * @param response - The `Drash.Response` object.   */  public catch(    error: Error,    _request: Request,    response: Response,    _connInfo: ConnInfo,  ): void {    const errorMessage = error.stack ?? "Error: Unknown Error";
    // Built-in Drash HTTP error object? Use the error code as the HTTP status    // code. The error code is always in the range of HTTP status codes.    if (error instanceof Errors.HttpError) {      return response.text(errorMessage, error.code);    }
    // No code? Default to 500.    if (!("code" in error)) {      return response.text(errorMessage, 500);    }
    // If the error has a code, then we need to make sure it is within the range    // of HTTP status codes. Otherwise, we cannot convert this to a response.    if ("code" in error) {      const errorWithCode = error as unknown as { code: unknown };
      // Start off with 500 as the default      let code = 500;
      // Status codes should be a number. Not a string, not a boolean, etc. If      // it is a number AND it is within the range of HTTP status codes, then we      // replace the default 500 with it.      if (        typeof errorWithCode.code === "number" &&        STATUS_TEXT.get(errorWithCode.code.toString())      ) {        code = errorWithCode.code;      }      return response.text(errorMessage, code);    }
    return response.text(errorMessage);  }}