Module: Logplexer

Extended by:
Logplexer
Included in:
Logplexer
Defined in:
lib/logplexer.rb,
lib/logplexer/railtie.rb,
lib/logplexer/version.rb

Defined Under Namespace

Classes: Railtie

Constant Summary collapse

VERSION = 
"0.1.0"

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#log(exception, log_type, opts = {}) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/logplexer.rb', line 18

def log( exception, log_type, opts = {})
  # We wrap the Honeybadger notify call so that in development,
  # we actually see the errors. Then we can unwrap the REST errors
  # if need be
  return if exception.nil?

  logfile = opts.delete( :logfile )
  logger = Logger.new( logfile || STDOUT )

  # Override the verbosity if LOG_VERBOSE is unset
  verbose = ENV["LOG_VERBOSE"] == "true" ? true : opts.delete( :verbose )

  if ENV['LOG_TO_HB'] == "true"
    #TODO: Maybe extend this to include other kinds of notifiers.
    if exception.is_a? String
      exception = { error_class: "Exception",
                    error_message: exception }
    end
    Honeybadger.notify( exception, opts )
  else
    # Make sure that the exception is an actual exception and
    # not just a hash since Honeybadger accepts both
    if exception.is_a? Exception
      logger.send( log_type, exception.message )
      if verbose
        exception.backtrace.each do |entry|
          logger.send( log_type, "> #{entry}" )
        end
      end

    elsif exception.is_a? String
      # Log just the string if thats what the user wants
      logger.send( log_type, exception )

    else
      # Default kind of log for an object or whatevs
      logger.send( log_type, exception.inspect )
    end
  end
end