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ember-cli-reporter

The default blueprint for ember-cli addons.

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Ember CLI Reporter

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This addon is still under development.

This addon aims to simplify remote error reporting in ember apps.

Installation

Ember-cli-reporter works with plugins to report issues to specific error reporting systems. The following addons exist for reporting to with ember-cli-reporter:

  • [ember-cli-reporter](Ember-cli-reporter works with plugins to report issues to specific error reporting systems.)

To use ember-cli-reporter install one of these addons to your ember-cli project. E.g.

ember install ember-cli-reporter-bugsnag

You will likely need to provide configuration to the plugin, see the plugin instructions. For example adding to config/environment.js:

bugsnag: {
  apiKey: 'secretApiKey'
}

Creating a reporter plugin

Ember-cli-reporter works with plugins to report issues to specific error reporting systems. See ember-cli-reporter-bugsnag for an example plugin.

A plugin is expected to

  • ensure that ember-cli-reporter is installed example,
  • expose a module which defines the following hooks and variables example

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name

The name of the addon e.g. 'ember-cli-reporter-bugsnag'.

configNamespace

The location of the config hash in config/environment.js. Defaults to the name of the addon.

E.g. if configNamespace is set to bugsnag, ember-cli-reporter will look for

bugsnag: {
  key: value
}

in config/environment.js.

configure(config)

Called when an app with ember-cli-reporter is initialized. Passes in the config specified by configNamespace setting.

error(error)

Called when an error occurs. Passes in the error instance provided by Ember.onerror.

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Package last updated on 13 Jun 2016

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