BugSplatDotNetStandard allows you to capture and track exceptions on all platforms that support .NET Standard 2.0. This includes, .NET Core, Universal Windows Platform, Mono and more! Before continuing with the tutorial please make sure you have completed the following checklist:
You can also view the MyUwpCrasher repo which contains a sample application with BugSplatDotNetStandard installed and configured to post exceptions to BugSplat.
Install the BugSplatDotNetStandard NuGet package.
Install-Package BugSplatDotNetStandard
After you've installed the NuGet package, add a using statement for the BugSplatDotNetStandard
namespace.
using BugSplatDotNetStandard;
Create a new instance of BugSplat
providing it your database, application, and version. It's best to do this at the entry point of your application. Several defaults can be provided to BugSplat. You can provide default values for things such as description, email, key, notes, user, file attachments, and attributes.
var bugsplat = new BugSplat(database, application, version);
bugsplat.Attachments.Add(new FileInfo("/path/to/attachment.txt"));
bugsplat.Description = "the default description";
bugsplat.Email = "[email protected]";
bugsplat.Key = "the key!";
bugsplat.Notes = "the notes!";
bugsplat.User = "Fred";
bugsplat.Attributes.Add("key", "value");
The Post
method can be used to send Exception objects to BugSplat.
try
{
throw new Exception("BugSplat rocks!");
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
await bugsplat.Post(exception);
}
Additionally, Post
can be used to upload minidumps to BugSplat.
await bugsplat.Post(new FileInfo("/path/to/minidump.dmp"));
The default values for description, email, key and user can be overridden in the call to Post. Additional attachments can also be specified in the call to Post. If BugSplat can't read an attachment (e.g. the file is in use), it will be skipped. Please note that the total size of the Post body and all attachments is limited to 20MB by default.
var options = new ExceptionPostOptions()
{
Description = "BugSplat rocks!",
Email = "[email protected]",
User = "Fred",
Key = "the key!"
};
options.Attachments.Add(new FileInfo("/path/to/attachment2.txt"));
await bugsplat.Post(ex, options);
Once you've generated an error, navigate to the BugSplat Dashboard and ensure you have to correct database selected in the dropdown menu. You should see a new crash report under the Recent Crashes section:
Click the link in the ID column to see details about the crash:
Thatβs it! Your application is now configured to post crash reports to BugSplat.
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