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# frozen_string_literal: true
module ExceptionHandling
module HoneybadgerCallbacks
class << self
def register_callbacks
if ExceptionHandling.honeybadger_defined?
Honeybadger.local_variable_filter(&method(:local_variable_filter))
end
end
private
def inspect_object(object, filter_keys)
inspection_output = object.inspect
if contains_filter_key?(filter_keys, inspection_output)
filtered_object(object)
else
inspection_output
end
rescue => ex
details = if object.respond_to?(:to_pk)
" @pk=#{object.to_pk}"
elsif object.respond_to?(:id)
" @id=#{object.id}"
end
"#<#{object.class.name}#{details} [error '#{ex.class.name}: #{ex.message}' while calling #inspect]>"
end
def local_variable_filter(_symbol, object, filter_keys)
case object
# Honeybadger will filter these data types for us
when String, Hash, Array, Set, Numeric, TrueClass, FalseClass, NilClass
object
else # handle other Ruby objects, intended for POROs
inspect_object(object, filter_keys)
end
end
def contains_filter_key?(filter_keys, string)
filter_keys&.any? { |key| string.include?(key) }
end
def filtered_object(object)
# make the output look similar to inspect
# use [FILTERED], just like honeybadger does
if object.respond_to?(:to_pk)
"#<#{object.class.name} @pk=#{object.to_pk}, [FILTERED]>"
elsif object.respond_to?(:id)
"#<#{object.class.name} @id=#{object.id}, [FILTERED]>"
else
"#<#{object.class.name} [FILTERED]>"
end
end
end
end
end
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