Logging Honeybadger

Honeybadger appender for the Logging gem

Install the gem: gem install logging-honeybadger.

If you're using Bundler add the following to your Gemfile: gem "logging-honeybadger", :require => false

Then add the Honeybadger appender:

require "logging"

log = Logging.logger[self]
log.add_appenders(
  Logging.appenders.honeybadger(
    :api_key => "123XYZ",
    :exceptions => { :ignore => %w[SomeThang AnotherThang] }
  )
)

# Or

Honeybadger.configure do |cfg|
  # ...
end

log.add_appenders(Logging.appenders.honeybadger)

log.info  "Not sent to honeybadger"
log.error "Honeybadger here I come!"
log.error SomeError.new("See you @ app.honeybadger.io!")

Note that Logging will load the appender. You do not need to explicitly require it.

Only events with the :error log level are sent to Honeybadger. By default the appender will be named "honeybadger". This can be changed by passing a name to the honeybadger method:

Logging.appenders.honeybadger("another_name", options)

Honeybadger configuration can be done via Honeybadger.configure or via Logging.appenders.honeybadger. The later accepts (most) Honeybadger options via the options Hash.

Logging::Appenders::Airbrake - Airbrake appender for the Logging gem

Skye Shaw [sshaw AT gmail.com]

Released under the MIT License: www.opensource.org/licenses/MIT