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Send error reports and other messages to a central server you control.
pip install pyerrorreport==0.4
Send error reports and other messages to a central server you control.
Create a Reporter object with your server address and the TCP port the
server is running on (1234 by default) and use it's .send() method
to send a dict, made from .send()'s keyword args, to the server.
Launch the server with
$ python -m error_report --hostname HOSTNAME --port PORT --keys KEYS
Default port is 1234.
Server reads a configuration JSON file at
~/.pyerrorreport/config.json
Populate the json file with hostname, port, and keys.
keys is a list of the keys of values the server will read out of the
report dict to place the report in a directory.
I.e. if group_by_keys is ['userid', 'operation'] and the client sends
{userid : "blabla", operation : "foobar", xyzzy : "plugh"}
then the report will be saved in
[working directory]/reports/blabla/foobar/...
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