error, exception messages to airbrake.io. You can use this library with the
amazing gevent library to send your request asynchronously.
Example Usage with gevent
-------------------------
from flask import Flask, request, got_request_exception
from airbrake.airbrake import AirbrakeErrorHandler
import gevent
import sys
app = Flask(__name__)
ENV = ('ENV' in os.environ and os.environ['ENV']) or 'prod'
def log_exception(error):
handler = AirbrakeErrorHandler(api_key="PUT_YOUR_AIRBRAKE_KEY_HERE",
env_name=ENV, request=request)
gevent.spawn(handler.emit, error, sys.exc_info())
got_request_exception.connect(log_exception, app)
Contribute
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This library is hosted on Github and you can contribute there:
http://github.com/kienpham2000/airbrake-flask
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