@sentry/core
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Package description
The @sentry/core package is part of the Sentry SDK for JavaScript, which is designed for real-time monitoring and tracking of application health, errors, and performance issues. It provides the core functionalities needed for initializing and configuring Sentry in your application, handling exceptions, and capturing messages and events.
Initialization and Configuration
This feature allows you to initialize Sentry in your application with your project's DSN (Data Source Name). It is the first step in integrating Sentry into your project for error tracking and performance monitoring.
Sentry.init({ dsn: 'YOUR_DSN_HERE' });Capturing Exceptions
This feature enables you to capture exceptions in your code and send them to Sentry for monitoring and analysis. It helps in identifying and debugging errors in your application.
try { myFunction(); } catch (e) { Sentry.captureException(e); }Capturing Messages
This feature allows you to capture custom messages or log messages in Sentry. It can be used for tracking custom events or information that is not necessarily an error.
Sentry.captureMessage('Something went wrong');LogRocket is a frontend application monitoring and product analytics tool that provides session replay, performance monitoring, and error tracking. It offers a more visual approach to debugging by allowing you to replay problems as if you were in your user's shoes. Compared to @sentry/core, LogRocket focuses more on the user experience aspect alongside error tracking.
Bugsnag provides error monitoring and application stability management. It offers features for capturing and tracking errors, diagnosing issues, and improving app stability. Bugsnag is similar to @sentry/core in its core functionalities of error tracking and reporting but also emphasizes application stability metrics and trends.
Changelog
8.0.0-beta.1
This is the first beta release of Sentry JavaScript SDK v8. With this release, there are no more planned breaking changes for the v8 cycle.
Read the in-depth migration guide to find out how to address any breaking changes in your code. All
deprecations from the v7 cycle, with the exception of getCurrentHub(), have been removed and can no longer be used in
v8.
The Sentry JavaScript SDK v8 now supports Node.js 14.8.0 or higher. This applies to @sentry/node and all of our
node-based server-side sdks (@sentry/nextjs, @sentry/remix, etc.).
The browser SDKs now require ES2018+ compatible browsers. New minimum browser versions:
For more details, please see the version support section in migration guide.
The following packages will no longer be published
Readme
This package contains interface definitions, base classes and utilities for building Sentry JavaScript SDKs, like
@sentry/node or @sentry/browser.
Please consider all classes and exported functions and interfaces internal.
FAQs
Base implementation for all Sentry JavaScript SDKs
The npm package @sentry/core receives a total of 8,141,219 weekly downloads. As such, @sentry/core popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @sentry/core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 11 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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