Network error doesn't contain a status code. #60
Description
Hi,
The doc says:
How to get the status code of network errors
You may want to build UI around the type of error that the API returns. For example, a 429 means that your requests are being rate limited. The APIError type has a case responseUnsuccessful with two associated values: a description and statusCode. Here is a usage example using the chat completion API:
let service = OpenAIServiceFactory.service(apiKey: apiKey)
let parameters = ChatCompletionParameters(messages: [.init(role: .user, content: .text("hello world"))],
model: .gpt4o)
do {
let choices = try await service.startChat(parameters: parameters).choices
// Work with choices
} catch APIError.responseUnsuccessful(let description, let statusCode) {
print("Network error with status code: \(statusCode) and description: \(description)")
} catch {
print(error.localizedDescription)
}
But in reality, the status code is not available:
public enum APIError: Error {
case requestFailed(description: String)
case responseUnsuccessful(description: String)
case invalidData
case jsonDecodingFailure(description: String)
case dataCouldNotBeReadMissingData(description: String)
case bothDecodingStrategiesFailed
case timeOutError
public var displayDescription: String {
switch self {
case .requestFailed(let description): return description
case .responseUnsuccessful(let description): return description
case .invalidData: return "Invalid data"
case .jsonDecodingFailure(let description): return description
case .dataCouldNotBeReadMissingData(let description): return description
case .bothDecodingStrategiesFailed: return "Decoding strategies failed."
case .timeOutError: return "Time Out Error."
}
}
Just FYI.
thanks