use std::fmt;
+/// Indicates an error on the client's part (usually some variant of attempting to use too-low or
+/// too-high values)
pub enum APIError {
+ /// Indicates the API was wholly misused (see err for more). Cases where these can be returned
+ /// are documented, but generally indicates some precondition of a function was violated.
APIMisuseError {err: &'static str},
+ /// Due to a high feerate, we were unable to complete the request.
+ /// For example, this may be returned if the feerate implies we cannot open a channel at the
+ /// requested value, but opening a larger channel would succeed.
FeeRateTooHigh {err: String, feerate: u64},
}
impl fmt::Debug for APIError {
- fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter) -> fmt::Result {
+ fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter) -> fmt::Result {
match *self {
APIError::APIMisuseError {ref err} => f.write_str(err),
APIError::FeeRateTooHigh {ref err, ref feerate} => write!(f, "{} feerate: {}", err, feerate)
}
- }
+ }
}