Bug Tracker > non-paid

If this is for an open source project, then JIRA has one...

https://www.atlassian.com/opensource/overview

Have you tried https://bugsnag.com? There's a video on how to use it on Laracasts: https://laracasts.com/lessons/better-error-tracking-with-bugsnag

Bugsnag is not free, though.

Don't think you're not going to find something good for free. If you need it, why not pay?

As I just found out there actually is a free plan at bugsnag.com.

Take a look at this: https://bugsnag.com/pricing Scroll down to the question: "Is there a free plan?". There you go.

@rene are you looking for a bug collection system or a bug tracking?

Yep. +1 to the free plan at Bugsnag.

I was looking for the same thing couple of months ago and I figured out, that it's really not difficult to write your own exception/bug tracker.

Basically you need to catch all exceptions that aren't caught for example in global.php like this:

App::error(function(Exception $exception, $code)
{
    Log::error($exception);

    $logService = App::make('Acme\Support\Logger\ExceptionLogService');

    $logService->log($exception);
});

and log everything you need/want:

public function log(Exception $exception)
{
        $log = ExceptionLog::log(
            $this->request->url(),
            $this->request->method(),
            $this->request->server(),
            $this->session->all(),
            $this->request->cookie(),

            get_class($exception),
            $exception->getMessage(),
            $exception->getCode(),
            $exception->getFile(),
            $exception->getLine(),
            $exception->getTrace(),

            $this->getUserIdOrNull()
        );

        $this->repo->save($log);
}

Then in your model for simplicity json_encode arrays like trace, cookies, session when inserting and json_decode them when requesting (or process them in other ways if you need). After that you need just a nice UI to view these results and basically thats all there is to it. Laravel makes it super easy :)

I haven't looked much into it, but I came across Zagros somewhere recently.

It may be suitable for you @rene.

@rene: I know this is an old topic, but this might help someone:

Sentry.io might be a paid hosted service, but it's completely free & open source at the core (BSD-licensed): https://docs.sentry.io/server/installation/

It can be a great option if you just get started, want to learn more, or prefer to keep everything in-house. But it requires quite a bit of knowledge of server tech (python, docker, etc), and self-hosting things will always cost you maintenance time in the future.

If you are creating a commercial product, it's usually totally worth it to just pay for a good monitoring service.

Sentry also does have a free plan: https://sentry.io/pricing/

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