We are interested in using this library but all API calls swallow and hide Exceptions which prevents us from knowing what error occurred.
Example: https://github.com/SiftScience/sift-php/blob/master/lib/SiftClient.php#L105-L114:
public function track($event, $properties, $opts = array()) {
// ...
try {
$request = new SiftRequest(
$path, SiftRequest::POST, $opts['timeout'], $opts['version'], array(
'body' => $properties,
'params' => $params
));
return $request->send();
} catch (Exception $e) {
return null;
}
}
In other words, can the try/catch within each API method be removed? Example:
public function track($event, $properties, $opts = array()) {
$this->mergeArguments($opts, array(
'return_score' => false,
'return_action' => false,
'return_workflow_status' => false,
'abuse_types' => array(),
'path' => NULL,
'timeout' => $this->timeout,
'version' => $this->version
));
$this->validateArgument($event, 'event', 'string');
$this->validateArgument($properties, 'properties', 'array');
$path = $opts['path'];
if (!$path) {
$path = self::restApiUrl($opts['version']);
}
$properties['$api_key'] = $this->api_key;
$properties['$type'] = $event;
$params = array();
if ($opts['return_score']) $params['return_score'] = 'true';
if ($opts['return_action']) $params['return_action'] = 'true';
if ($opts['return_workflow_status']) $params['return_workflow_status'] = 'true';
if ($opts['abuse_types']) $params['abuse_types'] = implode(',', $opts['abuse_types']);
$request = new SiftRequest(
$path, SiftRequest::POST, $opts['timeout'], $opts['version'], array(
'body' => $properties,
'params' => $params
));
return $request->send();
}
If so, then library adopters can be in charge of handling exceptions as per their unique requirements:
// User code
try {
$client->track($event, $properties);
} catch (\Exception $e) {
// Adopter handles here ...
}
Unfortunately, we must know when and why exceptions occur so cannot use this library for that simple reason.
We are interested in using this library but all API calls swallow and hide Exceptions which prevents us from knowing what error occurred.
Example: https://github.com/SiftScience/sift-php/blob/master/lib/SiftClient.php#L105-L114:
In other words, can the try/catch within each API method be removed? Example:
If so, then library adopters can be in charge of handling exceptions as per their unique requirements:
Unfortunately, we must know when and why exceptions occur so cannot use this library for that simple reason.