if you need to handle the render yourself for some reason, you can call this method directly. It sends notifications without any rendering logic. Note though that if you are sending lots of notifications this could delay sending a response back to the user so try to avoid using it where possible.
# File lib/merb-exceptions/exceptions_helper.rb, line 9 9: def notify_of_exceptions 10: if Merb::Plugins.config[:exceptions][:environments].include?(Merb.env) 11: begin 12: request = self.request 13: 14: details = {} 15: details['exceptions'] = request.exceptions 16: details['params'] = params 17: details['params'] = self.class._filter_params(params) 18: details['environment'] = request.env.merge( 'process' => $$ ) 19: details['url'] = "#{request.protocol}#{request.env["HTTP_HOST"]}#{request.uri}" 20: MerbExceptions::Notification.new(details).deliver! 21: rescue Exception => e 22: exceptions = request.exceptions << e 23: Merb.logger.fatal!("Exception Notification Failed:\n" + (exceptions).inspect) 24: 25: log_dir = Merb.root / 'log' 26: unless File.directory?(log_dir) 27: require 'fileutils' 28: FileUtils.mkdir_p(log_dir) 29: end 30: 31: File.open(log_dir / 'notification_errors.log', 'a') do |log| 32: log.puts("Exception Notification Failed:") 33: exceptions.each do |e| 34: log.puts(Merb.exception(e)) 35: end 36: end 37: end 38: end 39: end
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