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Error Handling in Vue

Use try/catch for async flows, UI error states, and app.config.errorHandler for unexpected failures. This lesson covers practical patterns, syntax, and mistakes to avoid.

Handling Errors

Use try/catch for async flows, UI error states, and app.config.errorHandler for unexpected failures.

onErrorCaptured can isolate errors in a subtree.

app.config.errorHandler = (err, instance, info) => {
  console.error(err, info)
}

Global error hook for logging.

Layers

per-await try/catch, component fallbacks, global logger
  • Handle loading and errors.
  • Keep composables tested.
  • Prefer TypeScript when you can.
  • Measure before optimizing.

Error Handling in Vue Cheatsheet

Quick reference for patterns covered in this lesson.

Item Example Purpose
try/catch async Local
errorHandler global Telemetry
onErrorCaptured subtree Isolate
Promise unhandled Window
UX retry Recover
boundaries suspense pair Advanced

User Messaging

Translate technical failures into actionable UI copy.

Common Mistakes

  • Silent catches.
  • Only logging without UI.

Key Takeaways

  • Error Handling in Vue shows up often in Vue apps.
  • Practice with a demo.
  • Prefer clear APIs.
  • Read official docs for edge cases.

Pro Tip

Send unexpected errors to a monitoring service from errorHandler.