Handling resource not found errors using after hook

_program.rb

require 'eezee'
require 'initializer'
require 'character'

# In Rick and Morty api we can get all characters through this route: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/
# but, if we call to show a character like https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/900 and it doesn't exist, will returned
# a HTTP code 404.
# It's known if we call the route https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/a will be returned a HTTP code 500

# This character exists
RickMorty::Character.find!(1).body
# => {:id=>1, :name=>"Rick Sanchez", :status=>"Alive", :speci...

# This character doesn't exist, but how we handled not found errors in after hook, 
# it won't raise any exception
RickMorty::Character.find!(900).body
# => {:error=>"Character not found"}

# This character doesn't exist, but how we didn't handle internal server errors in after hook, 
# it'll raise a Eezee::InternalServerError
RickMorty::Character.find!(900).body
# => Eezee::InternalServerError (CODE: 500 - BODY: {"error":"Hey! that parameter is not allowed, try with a number instead ;)"})

character.rb

module RickMorty; end
module RickMorty::Character
  extend Eezee::Client

  eezee_service :rick_and_morty_api
  eezee_request_options path: 'character/:character_id'
  
  module_function
  
  def find!(id)
    get(
      params: { character_id: id },
      after: ->(_req, _res, err) { err.is_a?(Eezee::ResourceNotFoundError) }
    )
  end
end

initializer.rb

Eezee.configure do |config|
  config.add_service :rick_and_morty_api,
                     url: 'rickandmortyapi.com/api',
                     protocol: :https,
                     raise_error: true,
                     logger: true
end