This library will detect all unhandled exceptions in WinForms based applications and report them to your Coderr server.
Example of captured screenshot when an exception was detected
- Download and install the codeRR server or create an account at coderr.io
- Install this client library (using nuget
coderr.client.winforms
) - Configure the credentials from your codeRR account in your
Program.cs
.
public class Program
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
// codeRR configuration
var uri = new Uri("https://report.coderrapp.com/");
Err.Configuration.Credentials(uri,
"yourAppKey",
"yourSharedSecret");
// to catch unhandled exceptions
Err.Configuration.CatchWinFormsExceptions();
// different types of configuration options
Err.Configuration.TakeScreenshotOfActiveFormOnly();
Err.Configuration.TakeScreenshots();
Err.Configuration.UserInteraction.AskUserForDetails = true;
Err.Configuration.UserInteraction.AskUserForPermission = true;
Err.Configuration.UserInteraction.AskForEmailAddress = true;
// The usual stuff
Application.EnableVisualStyles();
Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
Application.Run(new MainForm());
}
}
All unhandled exceptions are reported manually. But sometimes you need to deal with exceptions yourself.
When doing so, simply report the exception like this:
public void OnPostClick()
{
var model = CreatePostDto();
try
{
_somService.Execute(model);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
this.ReportException(ex, model);
//some custom handling
}
}
This library includes the following context collections for every reported exceptions:
- All in the core library
- One property collection for each open form.
- Screenshot of the active form (the one that threw an exception)
You need to either install Coderr Community Server or use Coderr Cloud Service.
- Questions? http://discuss.coderr.io
- Documentation: https://coderr.io/documentation/client/libraries/winforms/