Control error handler
Error handler for flask with sending exceptions to control service.
Installing
From pypi:
$ pip install control_error_handler
or from source:
$ python setup.py install
Quick start
Add to flask app.configs:
CONTROL_EXCEPTION_URL = 'http://localhost:5000/api/monitoring/send-exception/' SEND_EXCEPTION_TO_CONTROL = True
Init control handler in __init__.py on flask project:
from flask import Flask from control_error_handler.error_handler import ControlHandler app = Flask(__name__) ControlHandler(app)
Use ES54Exception:
from control_error_handler.exceptions import ES54Exception
raise ES54Exception('Some error...', ext_data={'any_action': True})
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