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@wiredcraft/miniprogram-wiredsentry
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yarn add @wiredcraft/miniprogram-sentry
import { Sentry } from './wiredsentry.es.js';
// instantiate
const sentryDSN = 'https://123456789fd4454f8e3fb4d92f6a158f@sentry.service.wiredcraft.com/5';
const sentry = new Sentry(sentryDSN);
Note: you should instantiate the client only once. The above DSN is just an example, different projects will have different ones. Get your one from relevant stakeholders.
global exception hook
in app.js onError method
onError(error) {
sentry.captureException(error);
}
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const err = new Error('failed to retrieve user info');
sentry.captureException(err);
When you instantiate the client, you can 2 pass extra functions as options.
getSystemInfo it should return plain object about the system information, default to wx.getSystemInfoSyncgetUserInfo it should return plain object of the user information, default to () => null - note the success callback of wx.getUserInfo return other informations like rawData, encryptedData, iv, you should pass userInfo only, see miniprogram getSystemInfo API doc hereconst sentry = new Sentry(sentryDSN, {
getUserInfo: () => {
return {
nickName: 'Joe'
}
}
});
const err = new Error('failed to retrieve user info');
sentry.captureException(err, {
extra: { whatever: 'extra information goes here', lorem: 'and here' }
});
yarn build
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We found that @wiredcraft/miniprogram-wiredsentry demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 31 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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