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Package api
Short Description Packet for a simple management of the API request for our monitoring platform
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Wachey API PHP Client
The Wachey\Api\Report class provides a simple interface for reporting errors to the Wachey API. This class can be used in both Laravel and non-Laravel environments, with support for loading environment variables from a .env file located in the public_html folder.
Features
- Supports both Laravel and non-Laravel environments.
- Automatically loads environment variables from the
.envfile inpublic_htmlfor non-Laravel projects. - Uses Laravel's
env()function when running in a Laravel environment. - Sends error reports to the Wachey API via
cURL.
Installation
- Install via composer typing
composer require wachey/api - Add the
Wachey\Api\Reportclass to your PHP project. - Make sure you have a
.envfile in yourpublic_htmldirectory (or specify a custom path if needed). -
In a non-Laravel environment, the
.envfile should contain your Wachey API credentials, such as: - In Laravel, use Laravel’s built-in
.envhandling mechanism.
Usage
In Laravel
Laravel 9 and Above
For automatic exception management in Laravel 9 and above, you can modify the app.php file.
Inside the ->withExceptions(function (Exceptions $exceptions) { ... }) section, add the following code:
This will automatically send exceptions to the Wachey API.
Older Versions of Laravel
For older versions of Laravel, modify the report() method inside app/Exceptions/Handler.php:
Add the following snippet inside the report() method:
Ensure you also call the parent report() method:
This will automatically report exceptions when they are caught by Laravel.
Manual Exception Reporting
If you prefer not to use automatic exception reporting, you can manually report exceptions within your application using try-catch blocks.
Wherever you expect exceptions, wrap your code in a try-catch and manually call Report::error() inside the catch block:
This gives you control over exactly which exceptions are reported.
Environment Variable Loading Logic
-
Laravel Projects: If the
env()function exists (as in a Laravel environment), the class will use it to retrieve environment variables. - Non-Laravel Projects: In non-Laravel environments, the class will attempt to load the
.envfile from thepublic_htmlfolder using PHP’sputenv()and$_ENV. Ensure your server’s document root is set correctly.
Example .env File:
If your server doesn't use the public_html directory, you can adjust the path in the code or define a constant that points to your .env location.
Configuration
By default, the .env file is expected to be in the public_html folder of your web server. If you are running a custom server configuration, make sure that the path to public_html is correctly set in the code, or define your own path:
License
This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.
