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.. versionadded:: 1.2 Breadcrumbs =========== Breadcrumbs are a trail of events which happened prior to an issue. Often, these events are very similar to traditional logs, but Breadcrumbs also can record rich, structured data. .. sourcecode:: ruby Raven.breadcrumbs.record do |crumb| crumb.data = data crumb.category = name # ... end The following attributes are available: * ``category``: A String to label the event under. This will usually be the same as a logger name, and will let you more easily understand the area an event took place, such as "auth". * ``data``: A Hash of metadata around the event. This is often used instead of message, but may also be used in addition. * ``level``: The level may be any of ``error``, ``warn``, ``info``, or ``debug``. * ``message``: A string describing the event. The most common vector, often used as a drop-in for a traditional log message. * ``timestamp``: A Unix timestamp (seconds past epoch) Appropriate places to inject Breadcrumbs may be places like your HTTP library: .. sourcecode:: ruby # Instrumenting Faraday with a middleware: class RavenFaradayMiddleware def call # Add a breadcrumb every time we complete an HTTP request @app.call(request_env).on_complete do |response_env| Raven.breadcrumbs.record do |crumb| crumb.data = { response_env: response_env } crumb.category = "faraday" crumb.timestamp = Time.now.to_i crumb.message = "Completed request to #{request_env[:url]}" end end end end .. versionadded:: 2.6 The breadcrumb buffer is publicly accessible if you wish to manipulate it beyond what is possible with the ``record`` method. .. sourcecode:: ruby Raven.breadcrumbs.buffer # Array of breadcrumbs
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