The basic JavaScript installation requires adding a single <script> tag to the top of your html page, preferrably within the <head> section.
Install ErrLog.IO with just a single small JavaScript snippet:
<script async src="https://relay.errlog.io/js/v1?apikey={your-api-key}"></script>Below is a simple example of where to place the JavaScript snippet.
Whilst ErrLog.IO will automatically catch and log JavaScript errors once configured, you can also pass an error to it manually at any time.
ErrLog.IO will accept a standard JavaScript error object, so you can call it by using the example below.
try {
... do something that might cause an error
}
catch(err) {
ErrLog.logger.log(err);
}
ErrLog.IO has a number of settings available, however only one is required - the API key.
Optional Parameters
In order to configure ErrLog settings in JavaScript, initialize the `ErrLogSettings` variable before the page load event is triggered.
Here's a simple example:
When your application catches an exception or hits a state you consider to be an error, you may wish to submit an error log with additional state information.
This will accessible via ErrLog, where you can access ErrLog.logging.log(...)
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