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Configuration Default settings The Request Overview Method Headers Body Helpers Route object Media type parsers The Response Overview Status Headers Body JSON http://www.slimframework.com/docs/handlers/error.html Routing Overview Create Routes Callbacks Strategies Placeholders Names Groups Middleware Container Resolution Error Handling Error Handlers 404 Not Found 405 Not Allowed Cook book Trailing / in routes Retrieving IP address Retrieving Current Route Using Eloquent with Slim Enabling CORS Getting and Mocking the Environment Add Ons Templates HTTP Caching CSRF Protection Flash Messages 3rd on error Party Contributing Branching Strategy Guidelines System Error Handler Edit This Page Things go wrong. You can’t predict errors, but you can anticipate them. Each Slim Framework application has an error handler that receives all uncaught PHP exceptions. This error handler also receives the current HTTP request and response objects, too. The error handler must prepare vba turn off and return an appropriate Response object to be returned to the HTTP client. Default error handler The default error handler is very basic. It sets the Response status code to 500, it sets the Response content type to text/html, and appends a generic error message into the Response body. This is probably not appropriate for production applications. You are strongly encouraged to implement your own Slim application error handler. The default error handler can also include detailed error diagnostic information. To enable this you need to set the displayErrorDetails setting to true: $configuration = [ 'settings' => [ 'displayErrorDetails' => true, ], ]; $c = new \Slim\Container($configuration); $app = new \Slim\App($c); Custom error handler A Slim Framework application’s error handler is a Pimple service. You can substitute your own error handler by defining a custom Pimple factory method with the application container. There are two ways to inject handlers: Pre App $c = new \Slim\Container(); $c['errorHandler'] = function ($c) { return function ($request, $res