Currently react-metrics throws an exception on this line when the site URI is malformed with an invalid query string:
https://github.com/nfl/react-metrics/blob/master/src/core/createMetrics.js#L13
Ideally, querystring.decode would be wrapped in a try/catch, spit the error out in the console and set qs to {} so that the site doesn't partially render due to the unhandled js exception.
We are also trying to correct the invalid query string coming into our site, but we ideally would still render a working site even if the query string is malformed.
Currently react-metrics throws an exception on this line when the site URI is malformed with an invalid query string:
https://github.com/nfl/react-metrics/blob/master/src/core/createMetrics.js#L13Ideally,
querystring.decodewould be wrapped in a try/catch, spit the error out in the console and setqsto{}so that the site doesn't partially render due to the unhandled js exception.We are also trying to correct the invalid query string coming into our site, but we ideally would still render a working site even if the query string is malformed.