ice cream bar

hapi plugin for Rollbar error logging

quick and easy

let accessToken = process.env.ROLLBAR_SERVER_ITEM_ACCESS_TOKEN;

server.register({
  register: require('icecreambar'),
  options: { accessToken }
}, function (err) {

  if (err) { throw err; }

  var rollbar = server.plugins.icecreambar;
  rollbar.handleUncaughtExceptions(accessToken, { exitOnUncaughtException: true });
});

thorough example

// http://hapijs.com/api#server
var Hapi = require('hapi');
var server = new Hapi.Server();
server.connection({ port: 3000 });

server.route({
  method: 'get',
  path: '/foo',
  handler: function(request, reply) {

    // implicitly trigger an error to be recorded to Rollbar via `rollbar.handleError`:
    reply(new Error('ruh-roh!'));

    // access the underlying rollbar library directly
    var rollbar = server.plugins.icecreambar;

    // implicitly log [stuff] to rollbar's recordMessage
    // leveraging hapi's built in logging system
    // http://hapijs.com/api#serverlogtags-data-timestamp
    server.log(['rollbarMessage'], 'Interesting thing just happened [somewhere in the server]');
    request.log(['rollbarMessage'], 'Interesting thing just happened [in the current request]');

    // implicitly log [stuff] to rollbar's handleError
    // leveraging hapi's built in logging system
    // http://hapijs.com/api#serverlogtags-data-timestamp
    server.log(['rollbarError'], new Error('ruh-roh, bad server'));
    request.log(['rollbarError'], new Error('ruh-roh, bad request'));

    // access the underlying rollbar library directly
    var rollbar = server.plugins.icecreambar;
    // and then proceed to do what you'd like with it...

    // respond to the client
    reply('ok');
  }
});

let accessToken = process.env.ROLLBAR_SERVER_ITEM_ACCESS_TOKEN;

server.register({
  register: require('icecreambar'),
  options: { accessToken }
}, function (err) {

  if (err) { throw err; }
  server.start();
});

person tracking

The personTracking option toggles passing user identifiers to Rollbar with errors and messages. To enable this feature, include personTracking: true in your options object. By default, this feature inspects request.auth.credentials for id, email and username parameters to send along with Rollbar requests. If your application uses different key names then you can configure them via an object as follows;

let accessToken = process.env.ROLLBAR_SERVER_ITEM_ACCESS_TOKEN;

server.register({
  register: require('icecreambar'),
  options: {
    accessToken,
    personTracking: {
      // define your request.auth.credentials attribute names if they differ from the defaults, for example:
      email: 'my_email_key_name',
      id: 'my_id_key_name',
      username: 'my_user_name_key_name'
    }

    /* Defaults to {
      email: 'email_address',
      id: 'identifier',
      username: 'user_name'
    } */
    personTracking: true
  }
}, function (err) {

  if (err) { throw err; }
  server.start();
});

uncaught exceptions

This feature should only be registered on the project level; i.e., do not enable it in your plugin(s), as the result could be unexpeted error reporting and/or duplicated errors. To leverage this feature, either require the rollbar module directly or access a registered instance (e.g. server.plugins.icecreambar). Either way, it'll look something like this:

var rollbar = require('rollbar'); // this requires `rollbar` is installed to your `node_modules` folder
var rollbar = server.plugins.icecreambar; // this requires that you've registered `icecreambar` without a scope, or explicitly named the scope `default`. you can substitute `default` for any registered scope.

rollbar.handleUncaughtExceptions('POST_SERVER_ITEM_ACCESS_TOKEN', { exitOnUncaughtException: true });

important

As of version 4.0.0 this module no longer supports scopes and can only be registered once. There is only one rollbar instance -- server.plugins.icecreambar. icecreambar.default continues to exist as a deprecated alias.