onComponentDidCatch property

@override dynamic Function(dynamic error, ReactErrorInfo info)? get onComponentDidCatch

An optional callback that will be called with an Error (or Exception) and errorInfo containing information about which component in the tree threw when the componentDidCatch lifecycle method is called.

This callback can be used to log component errors like so:

(ErrorBoundary()
  ..onComponentDidCatch = (error, errorInfo) {
    // It is up to you to implement the service / thing that calls the service.
    logComponentStackToAService(error, errorInfo);
  }
)(
  // The rest of your component tree
)

See: reactjs.org/docs/react-component.html#componentdidcatch

Related: onComponentIsUnrecoverable

Implementation

@override
Function(dynamic error, ReactErrorInfo info)? get onComponentDidCatch =>
    (props[_$key__onComponentDidCatch__ErrorBoundaryProps] ?? null)
        as Function(dynamic error, ReactErrorInfo info)?;

@override set onComponentDidCatch (dynamic value(dynamic error, ReactErrorInfo info)?)

An optional callback that will be called with an Error (or Exception) and errorInfo containing information about which component in the tree threw when the componentDidCatch lifecycle method is called.

This callback can be used to log component errors like so:

(ErrorBoundary()
  ..onComponentDidCatch = (error, errorInfo) {
    // It is up to you to implement the service / thing that calls the service.
    logComponentStackToAService(error, errorInfo);
  }
)(
  // The rest of your component tree
)

See: reactjs.org/docs/react-component.html#componentdidcatch

Related: onComponentIsUnrecoverable

Implementation

@override
set onComponentDidCatch(
        Function(dynamic error, ReactErrorInfo info)? value) =>
    props[_$key__onComponentDidCatch__ErrorBoundaryProps] = value;