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node-crashreporter

Dump node context into a file on process crash, send it by mail

Installing crashreporter

[sudo] npm install crashreporter

Usage

Basic

require('crashreporter');

require('crashreporter').configure({
    outDir: [your out directory], // default to cwd
    exitOnCrash: [true|false] // if you want that crash reporter exit(1) for you, default to true,
    maxCrashFile: [number] // older files will be removed up, default 5 files are kept
});

Advanced: send mail

See http://www.nodemailer.com/ for support

require('crashreporter').configure({
    mailEnabled: true,
    mailTransportName: 'SMTP',
    mailTransportConfig: {
        service: 'Gmail',
        auth: {
            user: "[email protected]",
            pass: "yourpass"
        }
    },
    mailSubject: 'advanced.js crashreporter test',
    mailFrom: 'crashreporter <[email protected]>',
    mailTo: '[email protected]'
});

Hidden Attributes

Hidden Attribute hide items in the email.

require('crashreporter').configure({
    ...
    hiddenAttributes: ['versions', 'error'],
    ...
});

Options

dateTime
execPath
argv
currentDirectory
env
currentDirectory
env
pid
gid
uid
processTitle
uptime
arch
versions
memoryUsage
requireCache
activeHandle
activeRequest
stack

File

Name

crash_YYYY-MM-DD_HH-mm-ss_zzz_UTC.txt

Dump

Date time:
-----------------------
execPath:
-----------------------
argv:
-----------------------
current directory:
-----------------------
env:
-----------------------
gid:
-----------------------
uid:
-----------------------
pid:
-----------------------
process title:
-----------------------
uptime (sec):
-----------------------
arch: x
-----------------------
versions:
-----------------------
memory usage:
-----------------------
require.cache:
-----------------------
active handle:
-----------------------
active request:
-----------------------
stack

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