Honeybadger v0.12.0 Honeybadger.Filter behaviour View Source

Specification of user overrideable filter functions.

See moduledoc for Honeybadger.Filter.Mixin for details on implementing your own filter.

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For applications that use Honeybadger.Plug, filter the cgi_data.

Filter the context Map. The context is a map of application supplied data.

Filter the error message string. This is the message from the most recently thrown error.

For applications that use Honeybadger.Plug, filters the query parameters. The parameters is a map of String.t to String.t, e.g.

For applications that use Honeybadger.Plug, filter the session.

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filter_cgi_data(map) View Source
filter_cgi_data(map()) :: map()

For applications that use Honeybadger.Plug, filter the cgi_data.

cgi_data is a map of String.t to String.t which includes HTTP headers and other pre-defined request data (including PATH_INFO, QUERY_STRING, SERVER_PORT etc.).

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filter_context(map) View Source
filter_context(map()) :: map()

Filter the context Map. The context is a map of application supplied data.

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filter_error_message(arg1) View Source
filter_error_message(String.t()) :: String.t()

Filter the error message string. This is the message from the most recently thrown error.

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filter_params(map) View Source
filter_params(map()) :: map()

For applications that use Honeybadger.Plug, filters the query parameters. The parameters is a map of String.t to String.t, e.g.:

%{"user_name" => "fred", "password" => "12345"}
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filter_session(map) View Source
filter_session(map()) :: map()

For applications that use Honeybadger.Plug, filter the session.