log-electron can be used to collect all unhandled errors/rejections
To initialize catching, call the log.errorHandler.startCatching
method. It
should be done in both main and renderer processes if you want to collect logs
on both sides.
Start catching
Stop error catching
Process an error. Works even if catching isn't started.
Default: true
It follows Electron logic for error handling, so the dialog is shown only when error is thrown in the main process. Errors from a renderer process and any rejected promises are ignored. Settings it to false disables error dialog for any error.
Default: null
Attach a custom error handler. If the handler returns false, this error will
not be processed. In a renderer process only the error
property available.
createIssue(url, queryParams)
Open the url with query params appended in a
browser
error: Error
- handled error
processType: 'browser' | 'renderer
version: { app: string, electron: string, os: string }
- Version information
which could be useful for an error report
log.errorHandler.startCatching({
showDialog: false,
onError({ createIssue, error, processType, versions }) {
if (processType === 'renderer') {
return;
}
electron.dialog.showMessageBox({
title: 'An error occurred',
message: error.message,
detail: error.stack,
type: 'error',
buttons: ['Ignore', 'Report', 'Exit'],
})
.then((result) => {
if (result.response === 1) {
createIssue('https://github.com/my-acc/my-app/issues/new', {
title: `Error report for ${versions.app}`,
body: 'Error:\n```' + error.stack + '\n```\n' + `OS: ${versions.os}`
});
return;
}
if (result.response === 2) {
electron.app.quit();
}
});
}
});