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@bharathvaj/netlify-plugin-airbrake
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The Airbrake Netlify build plugin automatically notifies Airbrake of new deploys made to your site after it finishes building in Netlify.
Automatically notify Airbrake of new releases being deployed to your site after it finishes building in Netlify.
The Airbrake Netlify build plugin:
You can get more benefits by enabling Github Integration - Optional
Make sure build plugins are enabled on your site to see the plugin run.
To install plugins via the Netlify UI, go to your team sites list and select the Plugins tab (or follow this direct link to the plugins directory). Then find "Airbrake Build Plugin" and click Install.
UI installation is the recommended way to install this Build Plugin unless you need advanced configuration.
Alternatively, to install with file-based installation, add the following lines
to your netlify.toml
file:
[[plugins]]
package = "@bharathvaj/netlify-plugin-airbrake"
[plugins.inputs]
airbrakeProjectId = "123456"
airbrakeEnvironment = "staging"
airbrakeDeployUserName = "john"
airbrakeDeployUserEmail= "john@smith.com"
airbrakeVersion= "v2"
Note: The [[plugins]]
line is required for each plugin installed via
file-based installation, even if you have other plugins in your netlify.toml
file already.
You can also differentiate the production and deploy preview enviroments using the Netlify's deploy context feature.
Save the internal integration token and any other environment variables as site environment variables:
AIRBRAKE_PROJECT_ID
and
AIRBRAKE_PROJECT_KEY
. For more configuration options see the
environment variables section below.For more information about the parameters below, please see the Airbrake API docs.
You can use site environment variables to configure these values:
name | description | example |
---|---|---|
AIRBRAKE_PROJECT_ID | Project Id | - |
AIRBRAKE_PROJECT_KEY | Project Key | - |
AIRBRAKE_ENVIRONMENT | Deploy Environment | production |
AIRBRAKE_DEPLOY_USER_NAME | Deploy user name | john |
AIRBRAKE_DEPLOY_USER_EMAIL | Deploy user email | john@smith.com |
AIRBRAKE_VERSION | Deploy version | v2 |
name | description | example |
---|---|---|
airbrakeProjectId | Project Id | - |
airbrakeEnvironment | Deploy Environment | production |
airbrakeDeployUserName | Deploy user name | john |
airbrakeDeployUserEmail | Deploy user email | john@smith.com |
airbrakeVersion | Deploy version | v2 |
FAQs
The Airbrake Netlify build plugin automatically notifies Airbrake of new deploys made to your site after it finishes building in Netlify.
The npm package @bharathvaj/netlify-plugin-airbrake receives a total of 20 weekly downloads. As such, @bharathvaj/netlify-plugin-airbrake popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bharathvaj/netlify-plugin-airbrake demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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