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JavaScript library for Coderr
This library is currently avilable as a release candidate. Feel free to try it, and please give us feedback.
Examples
The following examples are just demonstrating basic usage:
Using plain browser scripts
<html>
<head>
<script src="coderr.browser.js"></script>
<script>
// Setup
var config = new coderr.Configuration("https://report.coderr.io", "f7aeacfdbe5447cdada6aa9ee21d24fb");
var reporter = new coderr.Coderr(config);
// report all unhandled errors
reporter.catchDomErrors();
// This is how manual reporting is done.
//
// In this case not really nessacary since
// "catchDomErrors" would have reported it.
try {
var a = 10 / 0;
}
catch (err){
reporter.report(err, {userName: "arne"});
}
</script>
</head>
</html>From the Coderr Server UI
Example showing the "userAgent" context collection.
For browsers, Coderr automatically includes information about the window, document, cookies, navigator and screen.
Using TypeScript
import { CoderrClient, Configuration } from "coderr.client";
import { catchVueErrors } from "./Coderr.Vue"
var config = new Configuration("https://report.coderr.io/", "8ffd506b153f4ca690daaf6abd5fdcdf");
config.environmentName = 'production';
config.applicationVersion = 'v1.0';
var client = new CoderrClient(config);
client.catchDomErrors();
catchVueErrors(client);Result
For VueJs, Coderr collections information about the failing component, the HTML for the rendered component view, selected routes and more.