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ErrorHandlers

Provides a common interface for error handlers, a delegator that routes events to multiple handlers based on minimum severity, and a trait to inject error handlers into your own classes.

Installation

Concepts

HandlesErrors — the interface every handler implements

Any concrete handler (Sentry, file logger, Slack alert, …) implements this interface:

ErrorHandlerDelegator — route events to multiple handlers

Register each handler with a minimum severity level. The handler is only called for events at or above that level.

Now when you report events:

Severity order from lowest to highest: WARNING → ERROR → CRITICAL → ALERT → EMERGENCY

$context and $tags

Both parameters are array<string, string> — flat maps of string keys to string values. Do not pass nested arrays, objects, or other complex types, as concrete handler implementations (Sentry, log files, etc.) cannot reliably serialize them.

Exceptions with an explicit severity

exception() accepts an optional ErrorLevel parameter (defaults to EMERGENCY). This controls which handlers receive the event — useful when not every exception is critical:

ErrorHandlerAware + ProvidingErrorHandler — inject a handler into your services

Use the interface and trait to make any class accept an error handler. If no handler is injected, a NullErrorHandler is used silently — no errors, no crashes.

Without injecting a handler the service works silently:

Inject the delegator when you want real reporting:

NullErrorHandler

NullErrorHandler is a no-op implementation of HandlesErrors. It is the default handler in ProvidingErrorHandler and can also be used explicitly in tests or environments where error reporting is not needed.

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