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Informations about the package crash-reporter
Penobit's Laravel Crash Reporter
Laravel crash reporter library will notify you about any uncaught exceptions in your laravel application by Sending you an email or making a POST/GET HTTP request to an endpoint
Installation
You can install Laravel Crash Reporter package simply using the Composer Just execute following command:
after compoer downloaded and installed the package you should publish it's config file, To do that run following cmd
This cmd will publish a new file crash-reporter.php to your app/config directory
Configuration
Laravel crash reporter is completely configurable.
it's configurable using .env file or directly from crash-reporter.php file.
The .env file is our recommended way yo configure the crash reporter
| Configuration | Environment File .env |
Config file crash-reporter.php |
Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Is Crash Reporter Enabled | CRASH_REPORTER_ENABLED | enabled |
false |
| Send Exceptions Over Email Channel | CRASH_REPORTER_EMAIL_CHANNEL | channels.email |
true |
| Crash Sender EMail Address | CRASH_REPORTER_FROM_EMAIL | email.from.address |
MAIL_FROM_ADDRESS in .env |
| Crash Sender Email's Sender Name | CRASH_REPORTER_FROM_NAME | email.from.address |
MAIL_FROM_NAME in .env if available "Laravel Crash Reporter" otherwise |
| Send crash reports to Supports multiple addresses seperated by ; |
CRASH_REPORTER_EMAIL_ADDRESS | email.to |
null |
| Send Exceptions Over HTTP Channel | CRASH_REPORTER_HTTP_CHANNEL | channels.http |
false |
| Http request method | CRASH_REPORTER_HTTP_METHOD | http.method |
"POST" |
| Send HTTP request to | CRASH_REPORTER_HTTP_ENDPOINT | http.endpoint |
null |
| HTTP Request Token *1 | CRASH_REPORTER_HTTP_TOKEN | http.token |
null |
*1 Please Note! The token will be sent in two different ways based on HTTP request method:
- GET: the token will be added to the url's query string like:
api.penobit.com/report/crash?token=MY_TOKEN_FROM_ENV_FILE - POST: the token will be sent as an authorization bearer header:
Authorization: Bearer MY_TOKEN_FROM_ENV_FILE
Customizations
You can customize the email template by creating a new template in your views directory.
just create your custom email template template in this path:
/resources/views/vendor/penobit/crash-reporter/crash-reporter-mail.blade.php
and the crash reporter uses that instead of the default email template.
You can also use these $data variable that is an object containing the exceptions details:
$data->message: Exception message$data->file: File where exception was thrown$data->line: Line where exception was thrown$data->trace: Exception trace$data->url: URL where exception was thrown$data->body: Request body$data->ip: IP address of the user$data->method: Request method$data->userAgent: Users's User agent$data->browser: User's browser name$data->browser_logo: User's browser logo base64 encoded URI$data->os: User's OS name$data->os_logo: User's OS logo base64 encoded URI
