Sentry plugin provides a Grails client for integrating apps with Sentry. Sentry is an event logging platform primarily focused on capturing and aggregating exceptions.
It uses the official Sentry.io client under the cover.
Declare the plugin dependency in the build.gradle file, as shown here:
dependencies {
...
compile("org.grails.plugins:sentry:11.7.25")
...
}
Add your Sentry DSN to your grails-app/conf/application.yml.
grails:
plugin:
sentry:
dsn: https://{PUBLIC_KEY}:{SECRET_KEY}@app.getsentry.com/{PATH}{PROJECT_ID}
The DSN can be found in project's Settings under Client Keys (DSN) section.
The plugin will sent notifications to Sentry by default, if you want to disable notifications for an specific environment set the active
option as false.
environments:
development:
grails:
plugin:
sentry:
active: false
test:
grails:
plugin:
sentry:
active: false
You can also configure the multiple logger to which you want to append the sentry appender. You can also set the server name, but it is recommended to don't set this configuration and let the plugin to resolve it.
# Not tested on Grails 3 plugin...
grails:
plugin:
sentry:
dsn: https://foo:bar@api.sentry.io/123
loggers: [LOGGER1, LOGGER2, LOGGER3]
environment: staging
serverName: dev.server.com
levels: [ERROR]
tags: {tag1: val1, tag2: val2, tag3: val3}
subsystems:
MODULE1: [com.company.services.module1, com.company.controllers.module1]
MODULE2: [com.company.services.module2, com.company.controllers.module2]
MODULE3: [com.company.services.module3, com.company.controllers.module3]
logClassName: true
logHttpRequest: true
disableMDCInsertingServletFilter: true
springSecurityUser: true
springSecurityUserProperties:
id: 'id'
email: 'emailAddress'
username: 'login'
data: # Additional properties to be retrieved from user details object and passed as extra properties to Sentry user interface.
- 'authorities'
priorities:
HIGH: [java.lang, com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException]
MID: [com.company.exception]
LOW: [java.io]
Check Sentry-java documentation to configure connection, protocol and async options in your DSN. If you are sending extra tags from the plugin for the exceptions, make sure to enable the corresponding tag on sentry tag settings for the particular project to see the tag as a filter on the exception stream on sentry.
The Logback Appender is automatically configured by the plugin, you just have to set enabled environments as shown in Configuration section.
All application exceptions will be logged on sentry by the appender.
The appender is configured to log just the ERROR
and WARN
levels.
To log manually just use the log.error()
method.
You also can use sentryClient
to sent info messages to Sentry:
import io.sentry.SentryClient
import io.sentry.event.Event
import io.sentry.event.EventBuilder
import io.sentry.event.interfaces.ExceptionInterface
SentryClient sentryClient // To inject Spring bean raven client in your controllers or services
// Send simple message
sentryClient?.sendMessage("some message")
// Send exception
sentryClient?.sendException(new Exception("some exception"))
// Custom event
EventBuilder eventBuilder = new EventBuilder()
.withMessage("This is a test")
.withLevel(Event.Level.INFO)
.withLogger(MyClass.class.name)
sentryClient?.sendEvent(eventBuilder.build())
net.kencochrane.raven
to com.getsentry.raven
)To report any bug, please use the project Issues section on GitHub.
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Copyright © 2016 Alan Rafael Fachini, authors, and contributors. All rights reserved.
This project is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 - see the LICENSE file for details.