A microservice, which creates issues in a GitHub repository for each reported error. Think of it as barebones BugSnag, but errors are reported straight to GitHub Issues.

You can effortlessly deploy your own instance of OhCrash using now.

Usage

OhCrash microservice requires a GitHub token, username and a repository name. You can obtain your personal access token here. Make sure to select public_repo scope to create issues in a public repository or repo for private repositories.

If you want to run OhCrash locally:

$ npm install --global ohcrash
$ export GITHUB_TOKEN="your token"
$ export GITHUB_USER="your username"
$ export GITHUB_REPO="target repository name"
$ ohcrash

ohcrash command accepts the same options as micro.

After OhCrash instance is up, use ohcrash-client module to start reporting errors! It catches uncaught exceptions and unhandled rejections out-of-the-box. Errors can also be reported manually, using a report() method.

const ohcrash = require('ohcrash-client').register('http://localhost:3000');

const err = new Error('Custom error handling');
ohcrash.report(err);

Learn more about the client at ohcrash-client repository.

Deployment

OhCrash can (and should 😄) be easily deployed to now by Zeit. Assuming you've got now all set up:

$ now -e GITHUB_TOKEN=token -e GITHUB_USER=user -e GITHUB_REPO=repo vadimdemedes/ohcrash

Alternatively, deploy ohcrash without even leaving the browser:

Make sure to set a persistent alias using now alias for your deployment. Execute now help alias for information on how to do this. Later, use that URL as an endpoint for ohcrash-client.

require('ohcrash-client').register('https://my-ohcrash.now.sh');

License

MIT © Vadim Demedes