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        You can use throw new Error() normally
        
            throw new Error('My error message');

            You can give a id to the error like so

            let error = new Error('My error message');
            error.name = 'my_error_id';
            throw error;

            The stack trace is preserved
            If you dont catch the exception, this will translate into a single error in the response error list with the message you passed to Error()
            
            This will produce a 500 status response
        
            Additionaly You can use our CustomError with the function _Error() like so

                throw new _Error({ message: 'My error message', id: 'my_error_id' });

                throw new _Error({ message: 'My error message', id: 'my_error_id', status: 400 });

                throw new _Error({ message: 'My error message', id: 'my_error_id', status: 400, data: { key: 'value'} });

                throw new _Error({ message: 'My error message', id: 'my_error_id', status: 400, data: { key: 'value'}, data_raw: { key: 'value'} });

                If you provide the status property We will set the response status for you like 400 in the examples