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Using the CodeLighthouse error_catcher decorator with multiple users
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from flask import Flask | |
# importing codelighthouse's SDK | |
from codelighthouse import CodeLighthouse | |
# configure the SDK | |
lighthouse = CodeLighthouse( | |
organization_name="Your organization name here", | |
x_api_key="your API key here", | |
resource_name="Sample Flask App", # the resource name is up to you | |
resource_group="Web Applications", # the resource group name is up to you | |
) | |
# create your app | |
app = Flask(__name__) | |
# create application routes | |
@app.route("/hello") | |
@codelighthouse.error_catcher(email="[email protected]") | |
def say_hello(): | |
return "Hello!" | |
# note: the error_catcher decorator must sit directly "on top of" the function | |
@app.route("/hello/<name>") | |
@lighthouse.error_catcher(email="[email protected]") | |
def hello_name(name): | |
return "Hello, " + user_name + "!" # this will break | |
# run the app | |
app.run() |
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