1 Download errorcapture.php

This is a single PHP file that captures errors, warnings, and fatal crashes from your application and sends them to this dashboard.

Prefer to build your own integration? See the API documentation for the raw endpoint spec.

2 Generate a project key

Each project gets a unique key. You can also do this from the dashboard.

3 Configure

Open errorcapture.php and set the two constants at the top of the file:

define('ERRORCAPTURE_ENDPOINT', 'https://errorcapture.com/api.php');
define('ERRORCAPTURE_HASH', 'your-key-here');

4 Include in your application

Add a single line at the top of your PHP application entry point:

require_once __DIR__ . '/errorcapture.php';

require_once ABSPATH . 'errorcapture.php';

/** Sets up WordPress vars and included files. */
require_once ABSPATH . 'wp-settings.php';

require_once __DIR__ . '/../errorcapture.php';

require __DIR__.'/../vendor/autoload.php';

<?php
require_once 'errorcapture.php';

// your code here...

5 Log custom messages

You can also send your own messages to the dashboard using the errorcapture_log() function. These appear with the custom level.

errorcapture_log('User signed up: user@example.com');
errorcapture_log('Payment processed for order #1234');
errorcapture_log('Cache cleared manually');

The file and line number where the function was called are captured automatically.

6 View your errors

Head to the dashboard, enter your key, and errors will appear in real-time as they occur.

{
  "hash":      "your-project-key",
  "level":     "Warning",
  "message":   "Undefined variable $foo",
  "file":      "/var/www/app/index.php",
  "line":      42,
  "hostname":  "dev-machine",
  "request": {
    "method":  "GET",
    "url":     "http://localhost/page?id=5",
    "get":     { "id": "5" },
    "post":    null
  }
}