NAME
WebService::Raygun::Message - A message to be sent to raygun.io
SYNOPSIS
use WebService::Raygun::Message;
my $message = WebService::Raygun::Message->new(
occurred_on => '2014-06-27T03:15:10+1300',
error => "This is my error!",
environment => {
processor_count => 2,
cpu => 34,
architecture => 'x84',
total_physical_memory => 3
},
request => HTTP::Request->new(
POST => 'https://www.null.com',
[ 'Content-Type' => 'text/html', ]
),
);
# test stuffDESCRIPTION
You generally should not need to create instances of this class
DESCRIPTION
This module assembles a request for raygun.io.
INTERFACE
occurred_on
Time the error occurred. This can be either:
- DateTime object
string-
Should have format
YYYY-mm-ddTHH:MM:SSz.
Must be a valid datetime with timezone offset, eg 2014-06-30T04:30:30+100. Defaults to current time.
error
The error. Can be one of the following:
string-
This could be the output of something like croak or
die. - An exception object
-
See WebService::Raygun::Message::Error for a list of supported exception types.
- WebService::Raygun::Message::Error
-
If possible, the other data types are converted to an instance of this class.
user
Accepts any one of the following:
string-
A string containing an email (eg.
test@test.com). integerHASHREF-
Key/values should be a subset of the following:
{ identifier => "someidentifier", email => 'test@test.com', is_anonymous => 1|0|undef, full_name => 'Firstname Lastname', first_name => 'Firstname', uuid => '783491e1-d4a9-46bc-9fde-9b1dd9ef6c6e' }All the fields are optional, however if
uuidis not supplied, one will be generated automatically.
These will all be coerced into an object of type WebService::Raygun::Message::User.
request
A request object. See WebService::Raygun::Message::Request for a list of supported types.
environment
See WebService::Raygun::Message::Environment.
user_custom_data
Some data from the user.
tags
grouping_key
version
machine_name
response_status_code
Default is 200.
client
prepare_raygun
Converts a Perl hash to JSON.