Ability to access the json response in case of error

The documentation mentions that error handling is done in the catch handler of the promise. This handler receives an instance of an error object. But there’s no way to access the json that came in the error response body. At least there’s no documented way that I could find, and I tried checking if the catch handler received a second argument, or if the error object contains this somehow, but I couldn’t find it.

[alexlafroscia]

Sure is!

This is the only difference between request and raw, all the internals are the same. Sorry that the docs aren’t clear that it’s a method as well.

If you’re good with using raw then I’m going to close this. LMK if that doesn’t fix things for you.

[gnapse]

I read about the .raw method in the README, did not know about it before. Is this accessible as a method of the service object? Because I have no objection to use it like this:

this.get('ajax').raw(url, options)
  .then(...)
  .catch(...);

Does it still preserve any headers or customizations I made on the ajax service (namespace, headers, etc.)? If that’s so, then this case is mute. The thing is, in the README it does not appear this is the case. They mention importing it as some lower level API that does not use the service object at all, but rather the service object uses it.