Sentry error handler for Sanic web server
Requirements
python >= 3.5
Installation
sanic-sentry-error-handler should be installed using pip:
pip install sanic-sentry-error-handler
Usage
SENTRY_DSN - Sentry DSN for your application
To begin we’ll set up a Sanic app:
>>> from sanic import Sanic
>>> from sanic_sentry import SanicSentryErrorHandler
>>> app = Sanic(__name__)
>>> app.error_handler = SanicSentryErrorHandler('http://public:secret@example.com/1')If your application uses the Sanic exception handling views you might consider using decorator for intercepting the exceptions.
>>> from sanic import response, Sanic
>>> from sanic_sentry import SanicSentryErrorHandler
>>>
>>> sentry_client = SanicSentryErrorHandler('http://public:secret@example.com/1')
>>> app = Sanic(__name__)
>>>
>>>
>>> @app.exception([Exception, ])
>>> @sentry_client.intercept_exception
>>> def handle_exception_500(request, exception):
>>> return response.json({"description": "Internal Server Error"}, status=500)1 maintainer
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