Rollbar for WordPress

Rollbar full-stack error tracking for WordPress

The full documentation is available here.

Description

Rollbar collects errors that happen in your application, notifies you, and analyzes them so you can debug and fix them.

This plugin integrates Rollbar into your WordPress installation.

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Official WordPress.org Plugin

Installation

Through WordPress Plugin directory

The easiest way to install the plugin is from the WordPress Plugin directory. If you have an existing WordPress installation and you want to add Rollbar:

1. In your WordPress administration panel go to Plugins → Add New.
2. Search for "Rollbar" and find Rollbar by Rollbar in the search results.
3. Click Install Now next to the Rollbar plugin.
4. In Plugins → Installed plugins find Rollbar and click Activate underneath.
5. Log into your Rollbar account dashboard:
   1. Go to Settings → Project Access Tokens.
   2. Copy the token value under post_client_item and post_server_item.
6. In WordPress, navigate to Settings → Rollbar:
   1. Enable PHP error logging and/or Javascript error logging depending on your needs.
   2. Paste the tokens you copied in step 7 in Access Token section.
   3. Provide the name of your environment in Environment. By default, the environment will be taken from WP_ENV environment variable if it's set otherwise it's blank. We recommend to fill this out either with development or production.
   4. Pick a minimum logging level. Only errors at that or higher level will be reported. For reference: PHP Manual: Predefined Error Constants.
   5. Click Save Changes.

Warning: This installation method might not be suitable for complex WordPress projects. The plugin installed this way will be self-contained and include all of the required dependencies for itself and rollbar/rollbar-php library. In complex projects, this might lead to version conflicts between dependencies and other plugins/packages. If this is an issue in your project, we recommend the "Advanced" installation method. For more information why this might be important for you, read Using Composer with WordPress.

Through wpackagist (if you manage your project with Composer) recommended

This is a recommended way to install Rollbar plugin for advanced projects. This way ensures the plugin and all of its' dependencies are managed by Composer.

1. If your WordPress project is not managed with Composer yet, we suggest looking into upgrading your WordPress: Using Composer with WordPress.
2. In your composer.json add wpackagist-plugin/rollbar to your require section, i.e.:

  "require": {
    "php": ">=5.5",
    ...,
    "wpackagist-plugin/rollbar": "*"
  }

3. Issue command composer install in the root directory of your WordPress project.
4. Go to step #4 above.

Help / Support

If you run into any issues, please email us at [email protected]

For bug reports, please open an issue on GitHub.

Special thanks

The original author of this package is @flowdee. This is a fork and continuation of his efforts.

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Verify your commit passes the code standards enforced by Codacy.
6. Create new Pull Request

Testing

The following is Mac/Linux only - Windows is not supported.

Before you run tests, provide test database credentials in phpunit.env (you can copy phpunit.env.dist, removing the comment in the first line). Then start your mysqld service.

Tests are in tests; to run them, do composer test. To fix code style issues, do composer fix.

Tagging

This is only for contributors with committer access:

1. Bump the plugin version.
   1. Bump the plugin version in readme.txt under Stable tag.
   2. Add record in the Changelog section of the readme.txt.
   3. Add record in the Upgrade Notice section of the readme.txt.
   4. Bump the plugin version in rollbar-php-wordpress.php in the Version: comment.
   5. Bump the plugin version in src/Plugin.php in the \Rollbar\Wordpress\Plugin::VERSION constant.
   6. Add and commit the changes you made to bump the plugin version: git add readme.txt rollbar-php-wordpress.php src/Plugin.php && git commit -m"Bump version to v[version number]"
   7. Bump versions of the JS and CSS files versions in Settings.php class to force refresh of those assets on users' installations.
   8. git push origin master
2. Tag the new version from the master branch and push upstream with git tag v[version number] && git push --tags.
3. Publish a new release on GitHub.
4. Update the WordPress Plugin Directory Subversion Repository.
   1. Fetch the latest contents of Subversion repo with svn update.
   2. Remove the contents of trunk/ with rm -Rf trunk.
   3. Update the contents of trunk/ with a clone of the tag you created in step 2. 2. git clone https://github.com/rollbar/rollbar-php-wordpress.git trunk 3. cd trunk && git checkout tags/v[version number] && cd .. 4. rm -Rf trunk/.git 5. svn add trunk --force 6. svn commit -m"Sync with GitHub repo"
   4. Create the Subversion tag: svn copy https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/rollbar/trunk https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/rollbar/tags/[version number] -m"Tag [version number]". Notice the version number in Subversion doesn't include the "v" prefix.

Disclaimer

This plugin is a community-driven contribution. All rights reserved to Rollbar.