Integration with the Laravel Exception Handler

[tortuetorche]

If the report() Laravel helper is present, otherwise do nothing.

This feature is disabled by default, here how to enable it for Healthz failure and warning exceptions:

    return (new Healthz([$env, $debugCheck, $db]))
        ->setReportFailure(true)
        ->setReportWarning(true);

Then it can report Healthz failure and warning exceptions to the Laravel log exceptions or send them to an external service like Flare, Bugsnag or Sentry.

Reference: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/errors

[Olofguard]

@tortuetorche I do think this a valuable addition. Would you mind adding some tests around these new methods?

[tortuetorche]

@tortuetorche I do think this a valuable addition. Would you mind adding some tests around these new methods?

Done ✅

Build passing on my repository: https://app.travis-ci.com/github/tortuetorche/php-healthz/builds/231665384
Builds on your repository looks disabled (maybe since the Travis CI repositories migration...)

[tortuetorche]

Hi @Olofguard,

Is is OK for you?
I'll try to add some documentation about this feature in README.md , this week, then it will be ready for review and hopefully for merge 🤞

Have a good day,
Tortue Torche

[tortuetorche]

Hi @Olofguard,

This pull request is now ready for review 🕵️ then for merge 🚀!

Have a good day,
Tortue Torche

[tortuetorche]

Hi @Olofguard,

Any news on reviewing this pull request?

Have a good week,
Tortue Torche

[tenshiAMD]

@tortuetorche this looks like a great addition. 👍 I'm also using external services like Sentry so this will be helpful.

@Olofguard would you mind checking this again? Thank you.

[Olofguard]

Yup I’ll try to prioritize this tomorrow. Apologies for the delay, our team over here has shrunk significantly.

[tenshiAMD]

@Olofguard A gentle follow-up regarding this one. Thank you.