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The package idea is simple: let’s create DRF APIs that care about error responses as much as they care about successful ones. As developers, It’s easy for us to focus on the API implementation for successful responses and forget about the pain of dealing with an API that provides different formats for error responses or that doesn’t even document its error responses. This is why I created drf-standardized-errors: it’s an exception handler that makes it easy to return a standard error format that is properly documented out of the box.
The package idea is simple: let’s create DRF APIs that care about error responses as much as they care about successful ones. As developers, It’s easy for us to focus on the API implementation for successful responses and forget about the pain of dealing with an API that provides different formats for error responses or that doesn’t even document its error responses. This is why I created drf-standardized-errors: it’s an exception handler that makes it easy to return a standard error format that is properly documented out of the box.
Generate OpenAPI3 schema for error responses using drf-spectacular: No API is complete without proper documentation. This is work in progress (PR1 and PR2). Most of it is done, but I still need to add tests and documentation. Hopefully, that will be done over the next few week(end)s. But, if you want to get a glimpse on the expected result, here’s a screenshot of a test endpoint using swagger UI.