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• path: intl-whitelabel-app/workspaces/frontend/src/utils/errors/index.ts

• This method will be created to validate if the error is an RBI error, using the class RBIError2 which will renamed to RBIError in the future;.

/**
 * Checks if the provided error code is an RBI error.
 *
 * @param {anyIRbiError} errorCodeRBIerror - The error code to be evaluated. Can be of any type.
 * @returns {boolean} - Returns true if the error code is considered an RBI error,
 *                      otherwise returns false.
 */
export const isRBIError = (errorCodeRBIerror: anyIRbiError): boolean => RbiError2.isRbiErrorPayload(errorCodeRBI)return !!error?.rbiErrorCode && !!error?.rbiErrorDomain;

extractRBIErrorCodes

• path: intl-whitelabel-app/workspaces/frontend/src/utils/errors/index.ts

• As the error is DOMAIN.SEVERITY.CODE.ERROR, for the translation, it will be necessary to create a method to split the error and get the translation.

• For example:

  • If the error is: PAYMENT.2.102.001, the split will return the array with:

    • PAYMENT.2.102.001

    • PAYMENT.2.102

    • PAYMENT.2

    • PAYMENT

  • This array will be processed for the method getRBIErrorTranslation, which will be discussed in the below topic.

    • OBS.: This method needs to add in the return a function .reverse() to translation correct because normally the .split() will return an array: PAYMENT, PAYMENT.2, PAYMENT.2.102, PAYMENT.2.102.001, so the reverse is necessary to get the translation of the most detailed (PAYMENT.2.102.001) error to the least detailed (PAYMENT).

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