In your application
The package puts the event in a queue and sends it in the background, so your code never waits. Repeats of the same error travel as one request with a count, and an exception reported twice is sent once.
How it works
Nothing to host and no error dashboard to keep open: errors come to the chat your team already reads.
Sign in at app.bugsradar.com with just your email: the link we send signs you in, and the first time it also creates your account. Create a project and copy its API key.
Add your own Telegram bot and chat, a Discord webhook or a Pushover application. BugsRadar checks the credentials with the service, and Send test puts a test message in the chat.
Add BugsRadar from NuGet, register it with the key, and the next error your application logs arrives in the channel.
From the line that throws to the message in your chat.
The package puts the event in a queue and sends it in the background, so your code never waits. Repeats of the same error travel as one request with a count, and an exception reported twice is sent once.
Repeats of an error are grouped: the first occurrence goes out at once, the rest are counted into summaries. An event stays in memory only until it is delivered and is never written to a database.
The message goes through your own bot, webhook or app, at the pace the service allows. When the channel can't keep up, errors arrive bundled: one message, one line per error.
Sign in with your email, create a project and add the package.