Exceptions

Forwarding an exception to Streply is very easy, just call the Streply\Exception method in the catch condition and pass the entire exception object to it.

try {
    if(true) {
        throw new \Exceptions\SomeException('Exception message here');
    }
} catch(\Throwable $exception) {
    Streply\Exception($exception);
}

The method consists of the following parameters:

function Exception(
    \Throwable $exception,
    array $params = [],
    string $level = Streply\Enum\Level::NORMAL
): void

• \Throwable $exception - Intercepted exception
• array $params - Array of optional parameters
• string $level - Error level

As a second parameter, we can add additional information that is important to us and not present in the error object (e.g. user ID).

To send an activity, e.g. a correct login to the system, simply call:

try {
    if(true) {
        throw new \Exceptions\SomeException('Exception message here');
    }
} catch(\Throwable $exception) {
    Streply\Exception(
        $exception,
        [
            'userId' => 5,
            'userName' => 'Jon Doe'
        ]
    );
}

The third parameter is the error level, which means how important it is. By default, each error takes the value Streply\Enum\Level::NORMAL.

Available error levels

• Streply\Enum\Level::LOW
• Streply\Enum\Level::NORMAL
• Streply\Enum\Level::HIGH
• Streply\Enum\Level::CRITICAL

Based on the error level, we can set notifications and search criteria (e.g. show errors with a critical level).