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gh-error

v0.0.1

Published

Make them errors into github issues please

Readme

gh-error

Make github issues about your nodejs errors!

Installation

npm install gh-error
# or
pnpm add gh-error
# or
yarn add gh-error

Usage

Pretty shrimple, one could say.

import { ErrorHandler } from "gh-error";

const handler = new ErrorHandler({
  ghPat: process.env.GH_PAT, // GitHub personal access token (required)
  // Optional: auto-detected from git if not provided
  repoOwner: "your-username",
  repoName: "your-repo",
});

// Bind to process errors (uncaughtException, unhandledRejection)
handler.bindToErrors();

// Or handle errors manually
try {
  throw new Error("Something went wrong!");
} catch (e) {
  await handler.handleError(e);
}

Environment Variables

Set your GitHub PAT in your environment:

GH_PAT=ghp_your_token_here

What It Does

When an error occurs, gh-error will:

  1. Create a GitHub issue with the error details and a Mermaid diagram
  2. If the same error occurs again, it comments on the existing issue
  3. If a closed issue matches the error, it reopens it

Issues are tagged with automated-error and bug labels.