Open cecilcosta opened 5 years ago
I have similar problem with koa-router (v. 7.4), koa(2.7) i am working with nodemailer, and catching 404 error before like mail sended for user, but want send 200 status after sending mail
`const feedback = async (ctx) => { const { company, username, phone, email, } = ctx.request.body;
// here get 404, but if written ctx.status = 200; it is ok, but not sense
const mailer = async () => { const transporter = await nodemailer.createTransport({ host: 'smtp.gmail.com', port: 587, secure: false, auth: { user: mailuser, pass: mailpass, }, });
const output = `
<p>company: ${company}</p>
<p>username: ${username}</p>
<p>phone: ${phone}</p>
<p>E-mail: ${email}</p>
`;
const info = await transporter.sendMail({
from: username,
to: email,
subject: email,
html: output,
});
console.log(info.messageId); return new Promise((res, rej) => { if (info.messageId.length > 0) { res(); return info; } rej(); return 0; }); };
mailer().then(() => { console.log('where is my OK status ??'); ctx.body = { status: 200, msg: 'ok', }; }); };`
Log in my console
POST /sendfeed - 38ms - 404 - hostOrigin -> undefined userAgent -> PostmanRuntime/7.15.2 cookies: no cookies 9330e33a-8c8e-e962-1bfc-fd4dfd93ce8f@my-pc where is my OK status ??
node.js version: v12.4.0
npm/yarn and version: npm 6.9.0
koa-router
version: 3.2.0koa
version: 2.7.0Code sample:
Expected Behavior:
As there was an exception the response code should be 500
Actual Behavior:
Got a 404, which makes no sense.
Additional steps, HTTP request details, or to reproduce the behavior or a test case: