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ProblemDetails is a Error Handler base on [RFC 7807] standard to map our error to standardized error payload to client.

Driver-based, zero-dependency, fetch-first TypeScript HTTP client. Hooks, retry, redirect security, RFC 9111 cache, RFC 6265 cookies, Idempotency-Key on retry, RFC 9457 problem+json, circuit breaker, SSE/NDJSON, OpenAPI types. Node ≥ 22, Bun, Deno, Cloudflare Workers, browsers.

Provides Problem Details for HTTP APIs (RFC 7807) support for PSR-7 applications.

Return exceptions over HTTP e.g. as ASP.NET Core Problem Details, and HTTP-specific exception classes that enable ASP.NET to generate exception information

Problem Details for PSR-7 HTTP APIs addressing the RFC 7807 standard

Prevent OpenAPI Generator from redefining your Java contract. Generics-aware client generation for Spring Boot — available on Maven Central.

Resolução do desafio backend do PicPay

Problem registry for SmartBear API responses conforming to Problem Details RFC 9457 (formally RFC 7807).

`modern-errors` plugin to create HTTP error responses.

Spring integration for library implementing RFC7807 (aka RFC9457)

Error Catalog Service for HTTP APIs

A Kotlin implementation of the RFC 9457 problem details format for handling HTTP API errors.

RFC 9457 Problem Details middleware for Hono

Demo application showcasing the use of the Microsoft.Extensions.Http.Resilience package with Refit. This application aims to demonstrate how to implement resilience in HTTP calls in ASP.NET Core applications using efficient, transparent communication with external APIs.

A middleware to handle exceptions according to standards defined in https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7807 for HTTP Apis.

Create HTTP error responses.

A Node.js Web API Framework WITHOUT Express

🚨 Houston, we have an application/problem+json!

Typescript implementation of RFC 7807