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Laravel Exception Notifications

An easy-to-use package for sending email notifications with stack traces whenever an exception occurs in your Laravel application.

Installation Guide

1. Install via Composer

To install the package, run the following Composer command:

2. Configure Laravel

Breaking Changes for Laravel 11: Exception Handling in a Custom Service Provider

In Laravel 11, exception handling logic should be placed in a custom service provider. Follow these steps to set it up:

1. Create a Custom Service Provider:

Create a new service provider that will handle exceptions in your application. Add the following code in app/Providers/ExceptionServiceProvider.php:

2. Register the Service Provider:

In bootstrap/providers.php, register your custom ExceptionServiceProvider by adding it to the providers array:

Add ExceptionEmail's Exception Capturing (for version of Laravel below 11 like 8,9,10)

In order to capture exceptions and send emails (for Laravel versions prior to 11 or if you prefer using Handler.php), modify the report method in your app/Exceptions/Handler.php file:

3. Publish the Configuration File

Publish the ExceptionEmail configuration file by running the following Artisan command:

This will create a configuration file at config/exceptionemail.php.

Configuration

Silent Mode

By default, the package is configured with 'silent' => true to prevent sending exception emails in development environments, especially when 'debug' => true is enabled in Laravel.

You can control this behavior with the following configuration option:

To enable email notifications when exceptions occur, set IS_EXCEPTION_EMAIL_SILENT=false in your .env file.

Capture Exceptions

You can specify which types of exceptions should trigger email notifications. By default, the package includes Symfony\Component\Debug\Exception\FatalErrorException::class.

To capture all exceptions, you can use the wildcard '*':

Ignored Exceptions

You may define exceptions that should not trigger email notifications. This is done by adding them to the ignored_exception array.

For example, to ignore FatalErrorException, use the following:

Usage in Handler.php

Update the report method in app/Exceptions/Handler.php to incorporate ignored exceptions:

Recipients

Specify the email addresses that should receive the exception notifications by updating the to array:

Ignored Bots

You can configure the package to ignore errors triggered by bots, like search engine crawlers. The default configuration includes common bots such as:

Customizing Emails

To customize the subject and body of the error notification emails, publish the email templates by running:

Note: Only run this command once to avoid overwriting custom changes.

The email views will be published to resources/views/vendor/exceptionemail. You can modify the templates as needed, and you have access to the $exception object in the views.

Testing the Integration

To verify that ExceptionEmail is correctly set up and working, use the following Artisan command:

This command will throw a Webmonks\ExceptionEmail\Exceptions\DummyException, and the package will capture and send it as an email. If everything is set up correctly, you should receive the test email.

Security

If you discover any security issues, please contact us directly via email at [email protected], rather than opening an issue on GitHub.

Credits

• Darshan Baraiya
• Squareboat
• All Contributors

About Webmonks

Webmonks is a product development startup based in Ahmedabad, India. You can explore all our open-source projects on GitHub.

License

This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT License.