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@exceptionless/vue

Exceptionless JavaScript client

3.1.0

Apache-2.0

TypeScript

815.74 kB

2.8

Installations

npm install @exceptionless/vue

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

Yes

Module System

ESM

Node Version

20.11.1

NPM Version

10.2.4 Pull Requests

Open

0

Total

83

Closed

28

Merged

55

Issues

Open

0

Total

67

Closed

67

Releases

v3.1.0

Updated on Mar 29, 2024

v3.0.5

Updated on Oct 24, 2023

v3.0.4

Updated on Sep 27, 2023

v3.0.3

Updated on Sep 09, 2023

v3.0.2

Updated on Aug 12, 2023

v3.0.1

Updated on May 04, 2023

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Languages

TypeScript

JavaScript

HTML

Svelte

Vue

CSS

TypeScript (88.57%)

JavaScript (8.07%)

HTML (1.57%)

Svelte (0.73%)

Vue (0.67%)

CSS (0.39%)

Developer

exceptionless

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Apache-2.0 License

60 Stars

708 Commits

22 Forks

8 Watchers

1 Branches

10 Contributors

Updated on Jan 20, 2025

Maintainers

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

3.1.0

Package Id

@exceptionless/vue@3.1.0

Unpacked Size

815.74 kB

Size

191.60 kB

File Count

NPM Version

10.2.4

Node Version

20.11.1

Published on

Mar 29, 2024

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Dependencies

@exceptionless/browser

Dev Dependencies

esbuild

Exceptionless vue

The Exceptionless Vue package provides a native way to handle errors and events in Vue. This means errors inside your components, which tend to crash your entire app, can be sent to Exceptionless and you can be alerted. Additionally, you can use this package to catch errors throughout your non-component functions such as in utility functions, etc.

Getting Started

To use this package, your must be using ES6 and support ESM modules.

Install

npm install @exceptionless/vue --save

Configuration

While your app is starting up, you should call startup on the Exceptionless client. This ensures the client is configured and automatic capturing of unhandled errors occurs. Below is from an example vue applications main.js file.

1import { createApp } from "vue";
2import App from "./App.vue";
3import { Exceptionless, ExceptionlessErrorHandler } from "@exceptionless/vue";
4
5Exceptionless.startup((c) => {
6  c.apiKey = "API_KEY_HERE";
7  c.setUserIdentity("12345678", "Blake");
8
9  c.defaultTags.push("Example", "Vue");
10});
11
12const app = createApp(App);
13// Set the global vue error handler.
14app.config.errorHandler = ExceptionlessErrorHandler;
15app.mount("#app");

Handling Events

While errors within the components themselves are automatically sent to Exceptionless, you will still want to handle events that happen outside the components.

Because the Exceptionless client is a singleton, it is available anywhere in your app where you import it. Here's an example from a file we'll call utilities.js.

1export const myUtilityFunction = async () => {
2  try {
3    //  Handle successful run of code
4  } catch (e) {
5    //  If there's an error, send it to Exceptionless
6    await Exceptionless.submitException(e);
7  }
8};

You can also sent events and logs that are not errors by simply calling the built-in methods on the Exceptionless class:

1await Exceptionless.submitLog("Hello, world!");
2await Exceptionless.submitFeatureUsage("New Shopping Cart Feature");

Please see the docs for more information on configuring the client.

Support

If you need help, please contact us via in-app support, open an issue or join our chat on Discord. We’re always here to help if you have any questions!

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Score

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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