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func NewGcpErrorReportingClient ¶
func NewGcpErrorReportingClient( projectID, serviceName string, ) *errorreporting.Client
NewGcpErrorReportingClient returns a new Stackdriver Error Reporting client.
Types ¶
type FakeReportingClient ¶
type FakeReportingClient struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
FakeReportingClient is a fake reporting client.
func NewFakeReportingClient ¶
func NewFakeReportingClient() *FakeReportingClient
NewFakeReportingClient creates a new FakeReportingClient that has the reporter initialized to a basic logger to STDERR.
func (*FakeReportingClient) Close ¶
func (c *FakeReportingClient) Close() error
Close is a NOP (there is nothing to close).
func (*FakeReportingClient) GetReportBuffer ¶
func (c *FakeReportingClient) GetReportBuffer() bytes.Buffer
GetReportBuffer retrieves the reportBuffer.
func (*FakeReportingClient) Report ¶
func (c *FakeReportingClient) Report( e errorreporting.Entry, )
Report simply prints the entry to STDERR. Nothing goes over the network!
type Reporter ¶
type Reporter interface {
Report(errorreporting.Entry)
}
Reporter requires a single method, called Report(), which corresponds to calling Stackdriver Error Reporting for the real implementation.
type ReportingFacility ¶
ReportingFacility has a Reporter and Closer. Unlike LoggingFacility, there is no need to have a struct type because the same thing is used to call Report() and Close() on. This is because the real implementation calls both Report() and Close() methods on the same errorreporting.Client type (and so, the fake implementation follows suit and does the same). As such, there is no need to have a wrapper struct around the two (separate) interfaces, and ReportingFacility is just a plain interface.
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