Interface IPluginReporter


public interface IPluginReporter

IPluginReporter is an extension of IReporter.

Instance of object that implements IPluginReporter can be obtained via IReporter.getPluginExtension() method call.

For every reporter only one IPluginReporter instance is created. You can either query it each time you need it, or save the reference by yourself.

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  • Method Details

    • reportUnhandledException

      void reportUnhandledException(@NonNull PluginErrorDetails errorDetails)
      Reports unhandled exception from plugin.
      Parameters:
      errorDetails - Object describing the exception.
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    • reportError

      void reportError(@NonNull PluginErrorDetails errorDetails, @Nullable String message)
      Reports error from plugin. Use this method to report an unexpected situation. If you use this method errors will be grouped by errorDetails stacktrace. If you want to influence the way errors are grouped use reportError(String, String, PluginErrorDetails)
      Parameters:
      errorDetails - Object describing the error. For the error to be sent, errorDetails must contain non empty stacktrace. Otherwise it will be ignored. If you can't provide stacktrace, use reportError(String, String, PluginErrorDetails) with filled identifier.
      message - Short description or name of the error.
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    • reportError

      void reportError(@NonNull String identifier, @Nullable String message, @Nullable PluginErrorDetails errorDetails)
      Reports error from plugin. Use this method to report an unexpected situation. This method should be used if you want to customize error grouping. If not use reportError(PluginErrorDetails, String)
      Parameters:
      identifier - An identifier used for grouping errors. Errors that have the same identifiers will belong in one group. Do not use dynamically formed strings or exception messages as identifiers to avoid having too many small crash groups.
      message - Short description or name of the error.
      errorDetails - Object describing the error.
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