jerrbit v1.0.1

Jerrbit

Report client-side, browser events and exceptions to an Errbit or Airbrake service

Usage

var Client = require('jerrbit').Client;

var errbitClient = new Client({
  host: 'http://errbit.your-service.com',
  projectKey: 'ProjectAPIKey',
  context: {
    environment: 'production'
  }
});

try {
  // Your application code here

} catch(error){
  errbitClient.notify(error, {
    context: {
      version: '1.1.1'
    }
  });

  throw(error);
}

Options

Jerrbit.Client requires the following options to configure which Errbit server to use.

• host: The URL of the Errbit server
• projectKey: The API key for the project you wish log the errors against

Airbrake Options

Jerrbit supports all of the Airbrake V3 API properties and sets a lot of them for you, but all values can be overwritten if you need.

Overwriting the default context values

You can overwrite the default values by either specifying them when instantiating Client or when calling notify. Values that are not expected to change over the course of your application should be specified when instantiating Client.

var errbitClient = new Client({
  host: 'http://errbit.your-service.com',
  projectKey: 'ProjectAPIKey',
  context: {
    environment: 'production',
    language: 'JavaScript & XML'
  }
});

Those values that can change should be set using notify. These values must be specified each time notify is called or they may be overwritten with the default values.

errbitClient.notify(error, {
  context: {
    user: window.user
  }
});