Online example: http://monitor.huzerui.com
Open chrome developer tool to see console information
A SDK for web error and performance monitor using event subscription
- Error observe, includes js error, unhandle rejection error, http error and resource error
- Error sampling, support errors collection emit events for report optimization
- Observe page performance
- Observe user behaviors, includes console, user click event
- Integrate rrweb
- Hack spa router change
- Auto report
npm run watch // Watch tsfile change and compile by rollup
npm run server // Start a nodejs test server
Then visit localhost:3000 for example test
npm run build
npm run test
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/femonitor-web@latest/dist/index.min.js"></script>npm i femonitor-web -S
import { WebMonitor } from "femonitor-web";
const monitor = Monitor.init();
/* Listen single event */
monitor.on([event], (emitData) => {});
/* Or Listen all event */
monitor.on("event", (eventName, emitData) => {});// Default full options
export const defaultTrackerOptions = {
env: "dev",
reportUrl: "",
data: {},
error: {
watch: true, // If listen all error
random: 1, // Sampling rate from 0 to 1, 1 means emit all error
repeat: 5, // Don't emit sample error events when exceed 5 times
delay: 1000 // Delay emit event after 1000 ms
},
performance: false, // If want to collect performance data
http: {
fetch: true, // If listen request use fetch interface
ajax: true // If listen ajax request
},
behavior: {
watch: false,
console: [ConsoleType.error],
click: true, // If set to true will listen all dom click event
queueLimit: 20 // Limit behavior queue to 20
},
/**
* rrweb use mutation observer api, for compatibility see:
* https://caniuse.com/mutationobserver
*/
rrweb: {
watch: false,
queueLimit: 50, // Limit rrweb queue to 20
delay: 1000 // Emit event after 1000 ms
},
isSpa: true // If watch is true, globalData can get _spaUrl for report when route change
};
const monitor = Monitor.init(defaultTrackerOptions);Sdk support Vue.config.errorHandler to handle error for get detail component info. You just need to call useVueErrorListener before create Vue instance.
monitor.useVueErrorListener(Vue)
React supply a hook called componentDidCatch for error listen and concept called ErrorBoundary which is enabled to catch errors at top and prevent app to shutdown. You can report it by yourself like below.
class ErrorBoundary extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.state = { hasError: false };
}
componentDidCatch(error, info) {
this.setState({ hasError: true });
reportError(error, info);
}
render() {
if (this.state.hasError) {
return <h1>Something went wrong.</h1>;
}
return this.props.children;
}
}| EventName | Description |
|---|---|
| jsError | winodw.onerror |
| vuejsError | Vue.config.errorHandler |
| unhandleRejection | window.onunhandledrejection |
| resourceError | Resource request error |
| batchErrors | Batch collection of error events, trigger every specified time interval |
| reqError | Network request error |
| reqStart | Network request start |
| reqEnd | Network request end |
| performanceInfoReady | Performance data is ready |
| event | Includes all events above |