django-q-rollbar
A Django Q Error Reporter plugin adding Rollbar support.
Installation
This plugin is intended to be included with Django Q as setuptools extra.
$ pip install django-q[rollbar]
Or add django-q[rollbar] to requirements.txt.
This plugin requires Django Q version 0.8.1 or greater. Earlier versions of Django Q can incorporate rollbar support via the
rollbarkey in theQ_CLUSTERsettings dictionary.
Usage
Configure Rollbar via the Django Q Q_CLUSTER dictionary in your Django project's settings.py. It is important that the rollbar key be set in the error_reporter dictionary, as this name aligns with the project's entry point for this plugin.
Q_CLUSTER = {
'error_reporter': {
'rollbar': {
'access_token': '32we33a92a5224jiww8982',
'environment': 'Django-Q'
}
}
}
Please check the Pyrollbar configuration reference for more options. Additional options defined in Q_CLUSTER are passed directly as kwargs to Pyrollbar's rollbar.init.
Of course, you will need a Rollbar account and access token to use this plugin.
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