Hi,

Im not an expert on JS but can't a dedicated user post continously fake error report to server in order to fail it like DDOS? How can protect against such situation?

Hi,
this egg is not on pypi:

$ pip search django-jhouston

P.S. Great lib keep on going.

I think the js file should be placed into jhouston/static/jhouston/js, not to jhouston/static/js/

It will be nice if jhuston be able to push data to sentry server insead of storing to self model.

First, what a great idea, I definitely need this in my project!

For it to really work for me, logging integration would be needed so that I know when these errors are occurring. This could be done really easily, and most flexibly, using a signal - just have a signal that is called in views.py when a new ErrorReport is created, and document it.

This is only a few lines, and I'm too lazy to do it myself and submit a pull request, so I thought I'd leave it here as a feature request... :-)

Hello,

Good job. I like this idea. However i had some troubles with the current version. It was hanging my dev server.
I think that the verify_exist option of the UrlField should be disabled.

url = models.URLField(max_length=255, verify_exists=False)

With this change, it work ok.

What do you think?

Best
luc

Why not use fetch instead of jquery ? It’s available in all modern browsers and so does not require a jquery library (and that should be available on window)