ping

monitoring for people who ship alone.

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01 — integrate

your endpoint

json body

try it

        bash
        # send a test error

        curl -X POST  \

          -H "Content-Type: application/json" \

          -d '{"title":"deploy failed","description":"exit code 1","content":"stack trace..."}'

in your code

        javascript
        // catch block, CI, cron — anywhere

        try {

          await deploy();

        } catch (err) {

          await fetch("https://ping.worklyn.com/api/YOUR_ID/errors", {

            method: "POST",

            headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json" },

            body: JSON.stringify({

              title: "deploy failed",

              description: err.message,

              content: err.stack

            })

          });

        }

Integrate ping error monitoring into this codebase. Endpoint: POST https://ping.worklyn.com/api/YOUR_CHANNEL_ID/errors Body: { "title": string, "description": string, "content": string } Steps: 1. Detect the primary language and framework in this project. 2. Add a global error handler using the language's native catch-all mechanism: — Node: process.on('uncaughtException') + process.on('unhandledRejection') — Python: sys.excepthook — Go: recover() in a deferred function — Rust: panic::set_hook — Web frameworks: error middleware (Express, Django, Rails, etc.) — Browser JS: window.addEventListener('error') + window.addEventListener('unhandledrejection') 3. In that handler, POST to the endpoint above with: title = error name or type description = error message content = full stack trace 4. Do NOT remove or replace existing error handling — this runs alongside it. 5. The POST must be fire-and-forget. Do not let it throw or block. Use a no-await fetch, background task, or language equivalent. 6. If a global handler already exists, add the POST inside it. Do not create a second one. 7. Keep the change minimal — one file if possible, no new dependencies.

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02 — what it does

one endpoint

You get a unique URL. POST a JSON body with title, description, and content. That's your entire integration.

one push notification

When an error hits your endpoint, your phone buzzes. Tap it — you're looking at the full error, stack trace and all.

two files

The entire product is a Deno server and a service worker. No database migrations. No Redis. No infra. Just the thing.