This is a simple web service that aggregates crash reports and opens issues on Github.
To start using crashhub, create a config.json based on config.json.example:
| config key | value |
|---|---|
| db_engine | Your database engine. Either postgres, mysql or sqlite. |
| db_name | The name of the database crashhub should use. |
| db_host | Hostname of the database server. Leave this empty for sqlite. |
| db_port | Port of the database server. Leave this empty for sqlite. |
| db_user | Name of the database user. Leave this empty for sqlite. |
| db_password | Password of the database user. Leave this empty for sqlite. |
| github_project | The Github project issues should be posted in. |
| github_token | See  Creating a personal access token for the command line |
Database tables will be automatically created once you start crashhub.
To run crashhub in a non-production environment (e.g for debugging), simply run crashhub.py.
For an extensive list of options to run crashhub in a high-performance production environment, see Flask: Deployment Options.
A 🐳 Docker image that uses uWSGI is available here. It starts a WSGI server with 2 processes and 2 threads each on port 3031.
This config could be used to deploy it with mariadb and nginx on Docker:
version: '2' services: mariadb: image: mariadb:latest volumes: - /var/volumes/mariadb/mysql:/var/lib/mysql - /var/volumes/mariadb/conf.d:/etc/mysql/conf.d nginx: image: nginx ports: - "80:80" - "443:443" links: - crashhub volumes: - /var/volumes/nginx/config:/etc/nginx crashhub: image: bauerj/crashhub links: - mariadb volumes: - /var/volumes/crashhub/config.json:/app/config.json An nginx server configuration file could be as simple as this:
server { server_name crashhub.bauerj.eu; location / { include uwsgi_params; uwsgi_pass crashhub:3031; } }