@callback filter_breadcrumbs([Honeybadger.Breadcrumbs.Breadcrumb.t()]) :: [
  Honeybadger.Breadcrumbs.Breadcrumb.t()
]

Filter breadcrumbs. This filter function receives a list of Breadcrumb structs. You could use any Enum function to constrain the set. Let's say you want to remove any breadcrumb that have metadata that contain SSN:

def filter_breadcrumbs(breadcrumbs) do Enum.reject(breadcrumbs, fn breadcrumb -> do

Map.has_key?(breadcrumb.metadata, :ssn)

end) end

@callback filter_cgi_data(map()) :: map()

For applications that use Honeybadger.Plug, filter the cgi_data.

cgi_data is a map of String.t to String.t which includes HTTP headers and other pre-defined request data (including PATH_INFO, QUERY_STRING, SERVER_PORT etc.).

@callback filter_context(map()) :: map()

Filter the context Map. The context is a map of application supplied data.

@callback filter_error_message(String.t()) :: String.t()

Filter the error message string. This is the message from the most recently thrown error.

@callback filter_params(map()) :: map()

For applications that use Honeybadger.Plug, filters the query parameters. The parameters is a map of String.t to String.t, e.g.:

%{"user_name" => "fred", "password" => "12345"}

@callback filter_session(map()) :: map()

For applications that use Honeybadger.Plug, filter the session.