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= Exceptioner
Stay notified about exceptions by various transports Email, Jabber, IRC, etc. Choose the option you want.
The most common use is to use Exceptioner as rack middleware and send notifications when an exception occur in you web application. It may be used with Rails, Sinatra or any other rack citizen. Exceptioner may be also used with any ruby code you want. Just configure delivery methods and don't miss any exception.
= Currently available delivery methods
= Usage
Note: Exceptioner is under heavy development and it is not recommended to use for production applications.
== Rails 3 users
Add to your Gemfile gem 'exceptioner'
and obviously run bundle install
Then copy config file to your application rails generate exceptioner:install.
You probably want to check config/initializers/exceptioner.rb and customize it a bit
== Rails 2.X users
NEED SUPPORT
== Any Rack application users
gem install exceptioner
Then require exceptioner and add Exceptioner::Middleware to your stack
== Any Ruby application users
gem install exceptioner
Then require excptioner and use it like:
begin
# some code which may fail
rescue VeryFatalError => e
Exceptioner.notify(e)
end
== Note on Patches/Pull Requests
== Copyright
Copyright (c) 2010 Michał Łomnicki. See LICENSE for details.
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