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Errors

Errors

API errors

There are two types of errors you may encounter when using our API: network errors and GraphQL errors. If a GraphQL error occurs, our server will not execute a mutation at all because it is invalid, but it can still return partial data in a query. If a network error occurs, it will result in a 400, 401, 413, 429, 500, 504 response status code and no data. If a college token is invalid, expired, or lacks the required permissions, a 401 status code will be returned.

Code
Message
Data
IMPORT_FAILED
We are unable to access the provided URL.
importUrl
USER_NOT_FOUND
Make sure you have added a student or teacher with this email address to your college.
STUDENT_NOT_FOUND
Make sure you have added a student with this email address to your college.
TEACHER_NOT_FOUND
Make sure you have added a teacher with this email address to your college.
DEGREE_NOT_FOUND
Make sure such degree exists in your college.
COURSE_NOT_FOUND
Make sure such course exists in your college.
RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND
Make sure such resource exists in your college.
WEIGHT_NOT_FOUND
A weight is not available for this resource.
weights
COLLEGE_NOT_VERIFIED
You cannot perform this action because your college is not verified.
DEGREE_NOT_VERIFIED
You cannot perform this action because this degree is not verified.
STUDENT_NOT_COMPLIANT
This student has not yet completed a program.
email rejectionReasons
RESOURCE_ALREADY_EXISTS
A resource with this ID already exists in your college.
ACTIVITY_NOT_FOUND
The specified activity ID does not exist.
INVALID_ACTIVITY
The specified activity ID cannot be modified.
INVALID_GRADE
A grade value must be between 0 and 100.
UNKNOWN_ATTRIBUTION
You must provide either an activity ID or a resource ID and a student ID.
INVALID_STUDENT
This student has invalid status or cannot be created.
INVALID_ASSET
Content type or import URL for the provided asset is missing.
STUDENT_ALREADY_EXISTS
A student with this email or ID already exists in your college.

SDK Errors

If there are issues with user authorization or resource consumption tracking, our SDK will throw a WoolfError. It will provide a meaningful message with an error code and explanation, like 

[@woolfuniversity/sdk] ${error}