django-error-report-2 0.4.2

View Django Error Report in Django Admin

django-error-report-2

Maintained fork of django-error-report. Original author mhsiddiqui

View all Django Error detail in Django Admin.

Error-report save Django error traceback and details which would be the same beautiful exception page that Django displays when debugging is enabled and saves it to the database so you can view it later.

It’s simple alternative to django-sentry which is a paid option to see error detail.

You can create issues for feature you want in django-error-report in future.

Features

• A simple user interface for browsing error records in the database.

Requirements

• Python 2.7, 3.6
• Django > 1.7

Installation

1. To install, simply run:

   pip install django-error-report
   

2. Add error_report to your INSTALLED_APPS setting.

3. Add below in your urls.py file

   url(r'^error/', include('error_report.urls'))
   

4. Add error_report.middleware.ExceptionProcessor in your middlewares

5. Run manage.py migrate to create the database tables.

Configuration

Required settings for Django-error-report should be added in settings.py file like this

ERROR_DETAIL_SETTINGS = {
    "CONFIGURATION_OPTION": VALUE
}

Available configuration options are below - ERROR_DETAIL_ENABLE:

1. ERROR_DETAIL_ENABLE: Should Log error detail or not (True/False)

2. ERROR_DETAIL_HEIGHT: Height of Iframe in admin (in pixels)