docs(cookbook) Custom exception handler service cookbook. - #2112
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This cookbook demonstrates how to override the core `ExceptionHandler` class with a custom service class that both logs to the console as well as sending errors to a robust error-logginer service. This error-logging service can, in turn, send errors to the server; or, to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) products like New Relic, TrackJS, and Raygun.
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What was the problem with the e2e here? |
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@Foxandxss the fact that the UI stops updating after an error is thrown. As such, I couldn't capture the error and then update the UI and then test the UI in the e2e tests. It seems that the only way to test might be to use non-standard testing. So, for now, I'm just testing to make sure nothing blows up. |
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@bennadel from what I have seen this is because change detection doesn't run after an exception. Can't you invoke change detection manually? (I don't know NG2/TS testing well). |
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This cookbook demonstrates how to override the core ExceptionHandler class
with a custom service class that both logs to the console as well as sending
errors to a robust error-logginer service. This error-logging service can,
in turn, send errors to the server; or, to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)
products like New Relic, TrackJS, and Raygun.