ibolmo/sf-error-notifier-plugin

sfErrorNotifierPlugin sends automatically email notifications when application errors

sfErrorNotifierPlugin plugin

The sfErrorNotifierPlugin sends automatic email notifications when application errors (exceptions) occur and are not caught. It's easy configuration allows you to set which environments to enable for the notifications., _(*1)

Authors

• Daniele Occhipinti danieleocchipinti.it@gmail.com
• Olmo Maldonado ibolmo@gmail.com

Installation

git clone https://github.com/ibolmo/sfErrorNotifierPlugin.git ./plugins/sfErrorNotifierPlugin
git submodule update --init

Configure

Take a look at all the configure options in:, _(*2)

./plugins/sfErrorNotifierPlugin/config/app.yml

Update your application(s) app.yml. For example:, _(*3)

# apps/frontend/config/app.yml
all:
  sf_error_notifier_plugin:
    email_to: email@domain.tld
dev:
  sf_error_notifier_plugin:
    enabled: false

Modify Email Template

sfErrorNotifierPlugin uses a partial to generate the emails. Since 2.0 you'll able to create your own module and partial to override the default template., _(*4)

mkdir -p ./apps/frontend/modules/sfErrorNotifier/templates
$EDITOR ./apps/frontend/modules/sfErrorNotifier/templates/_notify.php

Changelog

2011-03-09 | 2.0

• New and improved. Uses Swift_Mailer as mailer. Partial for email body.

2010-10-13 | 1.6

• In the configuration, we have added a key ('enabled') that you need to set (we wanted to enable the plugin in a more standard way)
• New option report404 to specifically target 404 errors
• fixed a bug: when page_not_found event was fired a PHP error was fired

2010-08-05 | 1.5

• works with Symfony 1.4 (thanks to luctus)
• it should alert also for PHP fatal errors (such as memory exausted) (thanks to maksim_ka)
• fixed a bug: under certain conditions, the $user variable wasn't an object and that was triggering a Fatal Error
• you can specify a mailer function (or method) to use rather than the native PHP mail method
• the notification now also contains some further details for the request
• the notification now also contains the name of the application
• tested on Symfony 1.2, 1.3 and 1.4

2010-03-23 | 1.2

• Fixed a bug in the documentation
• Made the code a bit more robust

2009-10-28 | 1.1

• Added nice HTML format for the email (thanks to Gustavo Garcia)
• Added user information to the email (thanks to Gustavo Garcia)
• Added the possibility to also trigger the notification email explicitly via a standard method call

2009-04-30 | 1.0.2

• Improved the documentation
• Made the email subject more explanatory

2009-04-27 | 1.0.1

• Improved the documentation

2009-04-26 | 1.0.0

• converted the plugin to 1.1