class DocumentProcessingError
Custom exception class for handling errors that occur during document processing operations.
/tf/active/vicechatdev/CDocs/utils/document_processor.py
37 - 39
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Purpose
DocumentProcessingError is a specialized exception class that inherits from Python's base Exception class. It is designed to be raised when errors occur during document processing workflows, such as parsing, validation, conversion, or manipulation of documents. This custom exception allows for more granular error handling and provides a clear semantic meaning when document-related operations fail, making it easier to distinguish document processing errors from other types of exceptions in the application.
Source Code
class DocumentProcessingError(Exception):
"""Exception raised for errors during document processing."""
pass
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|
bases |
Exception | - |
Parameter Details
*args: Variable length argument list passed to the base Exception class. Typically includes an error message string describing what went wrong during document processing.
**kwargs: Arbitrary keyword arguments passed to the base Exception class for additional exception metadata.
Return Value
Instantiation returns a DocumentProcessingError exception object that can be raised and caught. When raised, it behaves like any Python exception, carrying the message and traceback information provided during instantiation.
Class Interface
Methods
__init__(*args, **kwargs)
Purpose: Initialize the DocumentProcessingError exception with error message and optional arguments
Parameters:
*args: Variable arguments passed to base Exception class, typically an error message string**kwargs: Keyword arguments passed to base Exception class for additional metadata
Returns: None (constructor)
Attributes
| Name | Type | Description | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|
args |
tuple | Tuple of arguments passed to the exception, inherited from base Exception class. Typically contains the error message as the first element. | instance |
Required Imports
from CDocs.models.document import DocumentProcessingError
Usage Example
# Raising the exception
try:
# Simulate document processing
document_content = process_document('file.pdf')
if not document_content:
raise DocumentProcessingError('Failed to extract content from PDF document')
except DocumentProcessingError as e:
print(f'Document processing failed: {e}')
# Handle the error appropriately
# Using with custom error messages
def validate_document(doc):
if doc is None:
raise DocumentProcessingError('Document is None')
if not doc.has_content():
raise DocumentProcessingError('Document has no content')
return True
# Catching specific document errors
try:
result = validate_document(my_doc)
except DocumentProcessingError as e:
logging.error(f'Validation error: {e}')
# Perform cleanup or fallback logic
except Exception as e:
logging.error(f'Unexpected error: {e}')
Best Practices
- Always provide a descriptive error message when raising this exception to help with debugging and error tracking
- Use this exception specifically for document processing errors to maintain clear separation of concerns in error handling
- Catch this exception at appropriate levels in your application to handle document processing failures gracefully
- Consider logging the exception details before re-raising or handling to maintain an audit trail
- When catching this exception, decide whether to recover, retry, or propagate the error based on the context
- This exception can be instantiated with a simple string message: DocumentProcessingError('error message')
- Can be used in conjunction with try-except blocks to provide specific error handling for document operations
- Since it inherits from Exception, it can be caught by generic Exception handlers, but should be caught specifically when document processing errors need special handling
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