module Restforce::ErrorCode

def self.const_missing(constant_name)
  warn "[restforce] You're referring to a Restforce error that isn't defined, " \
  "`#{name}::#{constant_name}` (for example by trying to `rescue` it). This might " \
  "be our fault - we've recently made some changes to how errors are defined. If " \
  "you're sure that this is a valid Salesforce error, then please create an " \
  "issue on GitHub at <#{GITHUB_ISSUE_URL}>."
  super(constant_name)
end

def self.get_exception_class(error_code)
  ERROR_EXCEPTION_CLASSES.fetch(error_code) do |_|
    warn "[restforce] An unrecognised error code, `#{error_code}` has been " \
    "received from Salesforce. Instead of raising an error-specific exception, " \
    "we'll raise a generic `ResponseError`. Please report this missing error code" \
    " on GitHub at <#{GITHUB_ISSUE_URL}>."
    # If we've received an unexpected error where we don't have a specific
    # class defined, we can return a generic ResponseError instead
    ResponseError
  end
end