Installation

Let’s use pip to install the latest version of airbrake-python:

pip install -e git+git@github.com:airbrake/airbrake-python.git#egg=airbrake-python

Configuration

The following environment variables must be set for these examples to work:

• AIRBRAKE_API_KEY the project API key located in the project settings
• AIRBRAKE_PROJECT_ID the project ID located in the URL project_id parameter

Simple Logging

It’s very easy to up and running with airbrake-python. The following program will log a simple error message:

import airbrake
logger = airbrake.getLogger('logthethings')
logger.exception("This is an error")

This program logs an error in Airbrake and displayed as follows:

Logging Session Details

To include session details, we need to include a session value in the extra parameter:

session = {'user': 'brembo', 'email': 'brembo@example.com'}
extra = {'session': session}
logger.exception(
    "This is an error with session details", extra=extra)

Airbrake displays an additional Session tab for this error:

Logging Environment Details

Including environment details follows the same pattern:

logger = airbrake.getLogger('logthethings')
extra = {'environment': dict(os.environ)}
logger.exception(
    "This is an error with environment details", extra=extra)

Airbrake now displays the Environment tab for this error:

That’s all folks!

And that’s all there is to it. Happy logging!

Thanks to Sam Stavinoha for dealing with my PRs in double-quick time.

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It contains the following changes:

• support for events
• updated links to Intercom API docs.
• new RTD sphinx theme for documentation

See PyPi for the 0.2.12 release and Read the Docs for the latest documentation.

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• PyPi 0.5.3
• Read the Docs Documentation

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Hot on the heels of 0.2.9 I’m releasing python 0.2.10 with the following changes:

• basic support for companies.
• fixed User.delete.
• updated links to Intercom API docs.
• Doctest fixes.

See PyPi for the 0.2.10 release and Read the Docs for the latest documentation.

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Please see the project page or GitHub for more details.

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• unsubscribed_from_emails attribute added to User object.
• last_request_at parameter supported in Intercom.create_user.
• page, per_page, tag_id, and tag_name parameters support in Intercom.get_users.

See PyPi for the 0.2.9 release and Read the Docs for the latest documentation.

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See PyPi for the 0.5.2 release.

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- script:
  name: migrate with south
  code: heroku run "python manage.py migrate" -a $HEROKU_APP_NAME

There is a known issue with the Heroku client that the true exit status of the command is not returned by the client. To workaround this problem you can install the heroku-exit-status plugin:

- script:
  name: install heroku-exit-status plugin
  code: heroku plugins:install \

https://github.com/glenngillen/heroku-exit-status.git

Now if the migrate fails, the Wercker deployment also fails.

I’ve made the full deploy steps available in a Gist.

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• the new find_paths function returns a generator
• using any and all in OrFiter and AndFilter

See PyPi for the 0.5 release.

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