ErrorHandler

ErrorHandler is a customizable error management package designed to enhance error handling in your applications. It allows you to log errors, send errors to external services, and define custom error-handling behavior.

Features

• Error Logging: Automatically logs errors to the console and an internal log.
• Error Reporting: Optionally sends errors to an external service.
• Custom Error Handling: Allows you to define custom behavior for handling errors.
• Error History: Maintains a log of all errors encountered.

Installation

No installation is required for this code as it is self-contained and can be added directly to your project.

Usage

1. Create an ErrorHandler Instance

   const errorHandler = new ErrorHandler({
   logErrors: true, // Enable or disable error logging
   sendErrors: true, // Enable or disable error reporting to an external service
   customHandler: (error) => {
   console.error('Custom Error Handler:', error.message);
   // Add custom error handling logic here
   },
   });

2. Handling Errors To handle an error, simply call the handleError method:

try {
throw new Error('Something went wrong!');
} catch (error) {
errorHandler.handleError(error);
}

3. Accessing the Error Log To access the error log:

console.log('Error Log:', errorHandler.getErrorLog());