Top 5 Error Management AngularJS Modules

Here is what we think are the Top 5 Error Management AngularJS Modules. Have you ever had errors appear on your AngularJS web app? Did it fustrate you? You may have seen something like “Can’t interpolate” or “object is not a function“. Well maybe you should check out a way of managing those errors using an ngmodule! There are modules which managing console logging, global errors, JavaScript error reporting, exceptions and more.

Included in this list however are also modules which can manage form validation errors your users see when they submit a form which has some validation issues. One example would be a directive to check if passwords match which simply checks if two input values are the same. Or a directive to check if a username is unique that fires off an ajax request to the server and checks and returns back informing the user.

This post was last updated on: 12/6/2015. For an updated list see more Error Management AngularJS Modules

1. Angular Bootstrap Show Errors by Paul Yoder

An Angular directive for Bootstrap 3 that intelligently applies the ‘has-error’ class to invalid form fields.

GitHub

2. Angular Auto Validate by Jon Samwell

An automatic validation module for AngularJS which gets rid of excess html in favour of dynamic element modification to notify the user of validation errors.

GitHub Website + Demo

3. logItDown by TransferWise Ltd.

logItDown is an AngularJS module that collects all your $log and $exceptionHandler messages into a service for later inspection.

GitHub

4. JSNLog.AngularJS by Mperdeck

Logging and JavaScript error handling for AngularJS

GitHub

5. globalErrors by Devon DeVoss

A simple global errors module for AngularJS. I tested this with 1.22 and the current 1.3 angular beta.

GitHub

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Post tags: Error Management, error monitoring, exceptions, $exceptionHandler, ng-error, errors, error, ng-error-handler, ngError.