How to Customize Default Exceptions in Laravel 12: A Complete Guide
This article walks you through Laravel 12’s new withExceptions API, showing you how to centralize and customize every aspect of error handling—from routing and logging exceptions to different channels, setting custom log levels, and suppressing unwanted errors; to defining render callbacks that return tailored JSON or Blade views; to embedding report() and render() logic directly in your own exception classes; and finally publishing and styling your error pages. It’s a compact blueprint for making your app’s exception workflow both powerful and perfectly aligned with your project’s needs.
