lib/response.js:607

• Consider ensuring that 'errorToSend' is always an instance of Error before passing it to 'app.catchErrors' to maintain consistent error handling.

this.app.catchErrors(errorToSend, this, statusCode, errorDetail);

index.js:360

• [nitpick] The variable name 'wasStringError' may be ambiguous; consider renaming it to something more descriptive like 'isResponseErrorFromString' to improve clarity.

const wasStringError = e instanceof ResponseError && e.originalMessage !== undefined;

lib/response.js:595

• The logic for assigning message, statusCode, and errorDetail is non-intuitive. Please add inline comments to clarify how the conditions distinguish between a string error and an error object.

error(code, e, detail) {

lib/response.js:603

• Only converting errors with a string message to ApiError may lead to unexpected handling of non-string errors. Verify that this conditional behavior is intentional and covers all error cases.

const errorToSend = typeof message === 'string' ? new ApiError(message, statusCode, errorDetail) : message;

index.js:355

• ApiError instances are logged in a different branch from other Error instances. Please confirm that this distinction in logging levels is intentional for proper error categorization.

const isApiError = e instanceof ApiError;