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bug-monitor-client

v3.0.4

Published

Client side script for tracking JS errors

Downloads

5

Readme

Bug Monitor Client

This script will help you track your JS errors in production.

It is a commonJS module that tracks errors in your code and sends them to a url for you to collect.

Minimum Setup

import { BugMonitorClient } from 'bug-monitor-client';

bmc: BugMonitorClient = new BugMonitorClient({
  bugMonitorUrl: 'https://your-back-end.io',
  clientName: 'your project name'
});

Options

* = requried

| Property | Default | Type | Description | | -------- | -------- | ---- | ----------- | | bugMonitorUrl* | "" | string | URL the script is sending to | | clientName* | "" | string | Name of the project | | customFields | {} | string, [], boolean, object | A custom field that will be sent with the request | | disabled | false | boolean | can be used to disable logging in development environments | | httpMethod | 'POST' | string | HTTP method | | timeout | 2000 | number in milliseconds | This is a timeout for the xhr request to the back-end your sending to | | verbose | true | boolean | Set this to false and bug-monitor-client will only report errors |

Sent Data

Data that will be sent to the collecting endpoint when an error in your JS occurs:

{
  'clientName': '',
  'column': 1,
  'customFields': {},
  'filename': '',
  'innerHeight': 2,
  'innerWidth': 3,
  'language': '',
  'line': 4,
  'message': '',
  'stack': '',
  'userAgent': ''
}

Custom Fields

Send your own data with custom fields:

bmc = new BugMonitorClient({
  bugMonitorUrl: 'https://your-back-end.io',
  clientName: 'your project name',
  customFields: {
    'string': 'foo',
    'object': {foobar: 'barfoo'},
    'array': [0, 1]
  }
});

Browser Support

Desktop

  • Chrome
  • Edge
  • Firefox
  • Internet Explorer >= 9
  • Safari

Mobile

  • Android Chrome 6
  • iOS Safari 4