xward
Hello !
The goal is to have all exception that occurs and send it to an external service, like sentry.
I managed to catch them for:
- exceptions when user is not connected
- exceptions during mount, liveview handle_event, live_component handle_event and handle_params
But I can’t catch when:
- exceptions during render
I could move all my heex into a render function, and manual catch for each render, but it would be very unpleasant.
I had hard time finding anything about good practice about it with liveview, I feel like I’m missing something obvious. My current approach is not good since it is very easy to forget something.
Anyone had the same trouble and found a graceful way of managing this ?
Have a nice day !
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lubien
I do use sentry and I do catch exceptions on render in prod by setting elixir sentry flag to catch logger exceptions.
https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-elixir
“Capture crashed process exceptions” iirc.
Hope this helps
xward
That’s a fair point ! will give it a try. Thanks.
xward
Some final feedbacks:
Tried using the “catch all” from sentry, but it catch way too much thing, (if a render fail, I have multiple Logger.error that occurs (one from phoenix’s GenServer, the one from raise, etc…).
The sentry became polluted very fast on any Logger.error.
My current solution: write my own little Logger backend :
I allows my to further filter if I need to.
cheers !