AppErrorHandler class - error_handler library

Constructors

AppErrorHandler.new({FlutterExceptionHandler? handler, ErrorWidgetBuilder? screen, ReportErrorHandler? report, bool? presentError, bool? allowNewErrorHandlers, ParagraphStyle? paragraphStyle, TextStyle? textStyle, EdgeInsets? padding, double? minimumWidth, Color? backgroundColor}): Singleton Pattern with only one instance of this Error Handler. Optionally supply the Error handler, Builder, and Report routines.
factory

errorMsg → String: Simply display the error.
no setterinherited
flutteryExceptionHandler → FlutterExceptionHandler?: Return the App's Error Handler'
no setter
hasError → bool: Indicate if the app is 'in error.'
no setterinherited
hashCode → int: The hash code for this object.
no setterinherited
inError → bool: Indicate if app is 'in error.'
no setterinherited
logError ↔ bool: Flag whether to log error details or not
getter/setter pair
oldBuilder → ErrorWidgetBuilder?: The original Displayed Error Widget at start up.
no setter
oldOnError → FlutterExceptionHandler?: The original Error Handler at start up.
no setter
runtimeType → Type: A representation of the runtime type of the object.
no setterinherited

activate() → void: Return the Error Handling
deactivate() → void: Restore the error routines.
displayError(FlutterErrorDetails details) → Widget: Display the Error details in a widget. try..catch to ensure a widget is returned.
dispose() → void: Return the original handlers.
getError([dynamic error]) → Exception?: Return the 'last' error if any.
inherited
handleException(FlutterErrorDetails details) → bool: Handle the Exception
isolateError(dynamic ex, StackTrace stack) → void: Report the error in an isolate.
logErrorDetails(FlutterErrorDetails details, {bool? force}) → void: Log the error
override
noSuchMethod(Invocation invocation) → dynamic: Invoked when a nonexistent method or property is accessed.
inherited
onError(FlutterErrorDetails details) → void: Explicitly call the assigned Error routine.
override
reportError(dynamic ex, {StackTrace? stack, String? message, String? library, InformationCollector? informationCollector}) → Future<void>: Report the error in an isolate or in a run zone.
reset() → bool: Reset the Error Handler and such.
runZonedError(dynamic ex, StackTrace stack) → void: Report the error in a zone.
toString() → String: A string representation of this object.
inherited

allowNewErrorHandlers ↔ bool: Allow new handlers in the future or not
getter/setter pair
inDebugMode → bool: Determines if running in an IDE or in production.
no setter
passedErrorHandler → bool: Passed a handler through their constructor
no setter
presentError ↔ bool: Present error to user or not
getter/setter pair
ranApp ↔ bool: Flag indicating the App has already executed.
getter/setter pair
setErrorHandler → bool: Explicitly set an Error Handler
no setter

displayErrorWidget(FlutterErrorDetails details, {Key? key, String? header, ParagraphStyle? paragraphStyle, TextStyle? textStyle, EdgeInsets? padding, double? minimumWidth, Color? backgroundColor, bool? stackTrace}) → Widget: This function is intentionally doing things using the low-level primitives to avoid depending on any subsystems that may have ended up in an unstable state -- after all, this class is mainly used when things have gone wrong.
errorHandler(FlutterErrorDetails details) → void: Explicitly supply an Error Handler
onUnknownRoute(RouteSettings settings, {FlutterErrorDetails? details, String? header, String? message, StackTrace? stack, String? library, String? description}) → Route?: Using the low-level primitives to avoid an unstable state
set({FlutterExceptionHandler? handler, ErrorWidgetBuilder? screen, ReportErrorHandler? report, bool? allowNewErrorHandlers, bool? presentError, ParagraphStyle? paragraphStyle, TextStyle? textStyle, EdgeInsets? padding, double? minimumWidth, Color? backgroundColor}) → bool: Set a handler and the report