🌟 Extraordinary insight into your users and background jobs

Wouldn’t it be great to see when one of your users encounters an error, timeout, or validation failure? Now you can - directly in your admin pages.

Notable tracks notable requests and background jobs and stores them in your database. What makes a request or job notable? There are a number of default situations, but ultimately you decide what interests you.

By default, Notable tracks:

• errors
• 404s
• slow requests and jobs
• timeouts
• validation failures
• CSRF failures
• unpermitted parameters
• blocked and throttled requests

You can track custom notes as well.

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Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:

gem 'notable'

And run:

rails generate notable:requests
rails generate notable:jobs
rake db:migrate

For a web interface, check out Notable Web.

A Notable::Request is created for:

• errors
• 404s
• slow requests
• timeouts
• validation failures
• CSRF failures
• unpermitted parameters
• blocked and throttled requests

For timeouts, use Slowpoke.

For blocked and throttled requests, use Rack Attack.

Wouldn’t it be great to have a record of exact jobs that fail?

A Notable::Job is created for:

• errors
• slow jobs
• validation failures

Notable.track(note_type, note)

Like

Notable.track("Auth Event", "Signed In")

Disable tracking in certain environments

Notable.enabled = Rails.env.production?

Set slow threshold

Notable.slow_request_threshold = 5 # seconds (default)

Custom user method

Notable.user_method = -> (env) {
  env["warden"].try(:user) || env["action_controller.instance"].try(:current_visit)
}

Custom track method

Notable.track_request_method = -> (data, env) {
  Notable::Request.create!(data)
}

Skip tracking CSRF failures

skip_before_action :track_unverified_request

Anonymize IP addresses

Notable.mask_ips = true

Set slow threshold

Notable.slow_job_threshold = 60 # seconds (default)

Custom track method

Notable.track_job_method = -> (data) {
  Notable::Job.create!(data)
}

• ability to disable features
• add indexes

Everyone is encouraged to help improve this project. Here are a few ways you can help:

• Report bugs
• Fix bugs and submit pull requests
• Write, clarify, or fix documentation
• Suggest or add new features