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Experimenting with window.onerror , trying to make JavaScript debugging easy.

What does it do?

Provides JavaScript error details in a readable format. Recently added a feature where developers can log messages on their remote server by enabling remoteLogging feature of logerr. By enabling remoteLogging , logerr will send a post request to desired action/url with JavaScript error details along with custom parameters if required.

Example

Lets take a simple code snippet which will raise an exception.

var test = a + 1; //a is not defined

Instead of javascript throwing Uncaught ReferenceError: a is not defined , using logerr will output something like

Type : error Error : Uncaught ReferenceError: a is not defined File Name : logerr.js Path : http://localhost:8888/logerr/logerr.js Line : 51 Column : 12 Date : Tue Jun 28 2016 19:51:22 GMT+0530 (IST) Debug : http://localhost:8888/logerr/logerr.js:51 Get Help : https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=Uncaught+ReferenceError:+a+is+not+defined

Install

Just include logerr.js file in the <head> section of your page, before you include any other JavaScript. To initialize logerr, use Logerr.init() <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <script src=" logerr.js "></script> <script> Logerr.init(); </script> </head> <body> Am fancy </body> </html>

Enable Remote Logging

Make sure you have CORS enabled if logging cross-domain.
Logerr.init({ remoteLogging: true, remoteSettings: { url: 'REMOTE_URL', additionalParams: { logged_by: 'Sam' }, successCallback: function () { console.log('Im logged.'); }, errorCallback: function () { console.log('Err! Something went wrong.'); } } });

Default Configuration & Datatypes

detailedErrors: true //Boolean true/false, Optional remoteLogging: false //Boolean true/false, Optional remoteSettings: { //Object {}, required if remoteLogging is set to true url: null, //String '', required if remoteLogging is set to true additionalParams: null, //Object {}, optional successCallback: null, //function() {}, optional errorCallback: null //function() {}, optional }