Add error emitter

[0xVasconcelos]

Add error emitters to manually handle.

ex: bot.on('error', function(err){});

Especially if fails to connect, throw a error on connection fail.

Only log to app error logger is not flexible.

[Talos51]

Hi ! Yes it could be great to add an error listener, but I rather think you can handle your code, for now, with

try{
    ... your code ...
} 
catch(err){
    ...handle err here ...
}

Errors aren't just logged insofar as they can crash an app, with a try{] catch(){], you can receive the triggered error and do what you want with it.
It could be a welcomed feature for V4 but since NodeJS is written like this, every fatal error will lead to a process kill by NodeJS so... ( I'm not a NodeJS expert on that point btw )

Thanks.

[0xVasconcelos]

I already tried try and catch and won't work, the code is using process.exit().

I forked, if I have some progress i'll make a pull request.

Thanks!

[thedark1337]

I was going to work on throwing errors or using callbacks, depending on if a callback is being used or not in version 4.0 but if you could contribute your code as well that'd be great 👍

[0xVasconcelos]

Yes, I don't have so much time to work on it, but I'll try.
But, you can make a option on instance call to throw errors or just log to app error logger, will be awesome.
I'm trying to implement your API in a cool project and I need to instantiate your API several times, so without error throwing is impossible to implement.

[thedark1337]

I've made it so it returns the error in async mode in a callback and throws an error in sync mode in the latest version. Would you still like me to add the option to emit errors instead as an option?

[johnRivs]

So does that mean, we can listen for error when the bot fails because plugdj is in maintenance mode, and responde accordingly without the node app crashing? :O

That'd save my life.

[thedark1337]

Plug does send a message to everyone ( a system message) for when maintenance is about to begin, i can add in that in the next release and you can listen to it and handle it your own way... ex

bot.on(bot.PLUG_MAINT, function(data) {
 // handle maintenance here.
 });

Not currently Implemented but will be soonish.

Currently what is implemented is better error handling for Sync and offloading most errors for async to the developer of the bot..

[johnRivs]

The maintenance example you showed seems cool.

I'm gonna have a look around the error thing, cuz I'm done dealing with unlistened errors.

[thedark1337]

@johnRivs I've added a warning when plug alerts there will be a maintenance mode soon and the example code i gave should work (its actually MAINT_MODE though) in the latest version 👍