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Add logging of errors reported by console.error #13
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Thanks for the contribution. I like the idea. I've left some feedback around duplication of code, but otherwise this looks good. We should be able to get a new version with this change released this week.
if (sendQueue.length > 100) { | ||
// That's a lot of errors! Let's not overwhelm the server with more. | ||
return; | ||
} | ||
if (!sendQueue.length) { | ||
sendTimer = window.setTimeout(sendError, sendDelay); | ||
} |
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Can we perhaps move this into a shared function instead of duplicating this logic?
Maybe we can pass in { colno: event.colno, filename: event.filename, lineno: event.lineno, message: event.message, stack: event.error && event.error.stack }
in the original and { message: Array.from(args).join(' ') }
(or whatever is appropriate here) in this new feature, and then the shared function can add the timer
key and send this as the event
object to the sendQueue.push()
call?
browser: { | ||
height: window.innerHeight, | ||
url: window.location.href, | ||
width: window.innerWidth, | ||
}, |
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This block (and event.timer
) below could be part of the shared-functionality function.
width: window.innerWidth, | ||
}, | ||
event: { | ||
type: type, |
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Is there a column that this (type
) maps to in the PHP/database side? I don't see this key in the original object below.
Some scripts log errors to the console with console.error(). These errors normally go unnoticed once a website is in production. This change makes these errors also get logged to the backend where they can be reviewed.