dawen/js-logger-bundle

A bundle that catches javascript errors and passes them to monolog for Symfony

JsLoggerBundle

, _(*1)

This JsLogger Bundle aims to catch error in the frontend and sending them to backend. All errors will be handled by a JsLogger Service that persists the log into a channel named javascript, _(*2)

Credits

Big thanks goes out to Bugsnag and Nelmio. Thanks for sharing the code that inspired me., _(*3)

Bugsnag Javascript, _(*4)

NelmioJsLoggerBundle, _(*5)

Installation

Step 1: Composer

Required in composer.json, _(*6)

   "dawen/js-logger-bundle": "~1.0"

Step 2: AppKernel

In your app/config/AppHernel.php file you should activate the bundle by adding it to the array, _(*7)

    $bundles[] = new \Dawen\Bundle\JsLoggerBundle\JsLoggerBundle();

Step 3: Script

In your twig template you should place the twig method call before all your other javascript is initialized and before the closing body tag, _(*8)

    {{ js_logger() }}

Go ony with configuration section if needed., _(*9)

Configuration

    js_logger:
        enabled: true
        allowed_levels: [warning, error]

If The configuration sections is not defined, default values will be applied., _(*10)

Parameter Description

enabled:, _(*11)

possible values: true, false default value: true description: If disabled, the JsLogger service will be removed from container and the JsTwigExtension will not dump the needed script tag, _(*12)

allowed_levels:, _(*13)

possible values: emergency, alert, critical, error, warning, notice, info, debug default value: [] description: If an empty array is provided, there will be no restriction. You can restrict the logger pushing the logs to monolog, by setting values., _(*14)

Developer Informations

For installing and minifying the jslogger.js simply run from the bundles root path:, _(*15)

    npm install && npm run build