How do you handle runtime exceptions caused by extensions?

supermario · July 19, 2020, 7:59am

This has been raised before, this thread has lots of good discussion, workarounds and references:

Also this:

elm/browser/blob/master/notes/navigation-in-elements.md

# How do I manage URL from a `Browser.element`?

Many companies introduce Elm gradually. They use `Browser.element` to embed Elm in a larger codebase as a low-risk way to see if Elm is helpful. If so, great, do more! If not, just revert, no big deal.

But at some companies the element has grown to manage _almost_ the whole page. Everything except the header and footer, which are produced by the server. And at that time, you may want Elm to start managing URL changes, showing different things in different cases. Well, `Browser.application` lets you do that in Elm, but maybe you have a bunch of legacy code that still needs the header and footer to be created on the server, so `Browser.element` is the only option.

What do you do?


## Managing the URL from `Browser.element`

You would initialize your element like this:

```javascript
// Initialize your Elm program
var app = Elm.Main.init({
    flags: location.href,
    node: document.getElementById('elm-main')
});

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How do you handle runtime exceptions caused by extensions?

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