Make assert useful in production. Create a Github issue if assertion is false.

<script src="https://ironyman.github.io/telemetry-assert/client/telemetry-assert.js"></script>
<script>
  let tele = new Telemetry({
    owner: "ironyman",
    repo: "telemetry-assert",
    installationId: 17799509,
    // Set teleAssertUrl to falsy to fallback to console.assert only.
    // teleAssertUrl: ""
  });
  // calls console.assert() and creates a issue in Github repo ironyman/telemetry-assert.
  tele.assert(false, "hello this is a bug please fix.");
</script>

Or with npm package.

const { Telemetry } = require('telemetry-assert');

const tele = new Telemetry({
  owner: "ironyman",
  repo: "telemetry-assert",
  installationId: 17799509,
  // Set teleAssertUrl to falsy to fallback to console.assert only.
  // teleAssertUrl: ""
})

tele.assert(false, "hello this is a bug please fix.");

Installation

The Github app needs to be installed here. Permission to create issues is needed.

The client is in npm registry:

$ npm install telemetry-assert

Installation ID

installationId relates this Github app to an account that installs this Github app. Install page should show the installation ID at the end of the install process. It's also listed in installed apps page. The installation ID is the last path component in URL of each installed app.

Server

Test server locally

Environment variables are set from key value pairs in /.env.

npx netlify-cli dev

Push server to production

npx netlify-cli deploy -d . --prod