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.
- Daniele Occhipinti danieleocchipinti.it@gmail.com
- Olmo Maldonado ibolmo@gmail.com
git clone https://github.com/ibolmo/sfErrorNotifierPlugin.git ./plugins/sfErrorNotifierPlugin
git submodule update --init
Take a look at all the configure options in:
./plugins/sfErrorNotifierPlugin/config/app.yml
Update your application(s) app.yml
. For example:
# apps/frontend/config/app.yml
all:
sf_error_notifier_plugin:
email_to: email@domain.tld
dev:
sf_error_notifier_plugin:
enabled: false
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.
mkdir -p ./apps/frontend/modules/sfErrorNotifier/templates
$EDITOR ./apps/frontend/modules/sfErrorNotifier/templates/_notify.php
- New and improved. Uses Swift_Mailer as mailer. Partial for email body.
- 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
- 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
- Fixed a bug in the documentation
- Made the code a bit more robust
- 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
- Improved the documentation
- Made the email subject more explanatory
- Improved the documentation
- converted the plugin to 1.1