A plugin for TiddlyWeb that provides prettier error messages than the plain text straight exceptions provided by the TiddlyWeb core.
The content is provided by tiddlers containing templated HTML.
The tiddlers are provided via a recipe called errors made up of two bags. One contains the default error pages, the other is initially empty such that the ADMIN of the instance can do what they like.
This software was developed for use with TiddlySpace. It should be noted that using it can have a tendency to make logged error messages more confusing than they might otherwise be.
See tiddlywebplugins.pretterror.exceptor for details.
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