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@sentry/browser

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Sentry Browser SDK Package

General

This package is meant to be used with the Core SDK package.

Usage

First you have to create the core and use a corresponding SDK.

import * as Sentry from '@sentry/core';
import { SentryBrowser } from '@sentry/Sentrybrowser';

Sentry.create('__DSN__')
  .use(SentryBrowser)
  .install();

After that you can call function on the global sharedClient:

Sentry.getSharedClient().setTagsContext({ cordova: true });
Sentry.getSharedClient().captureMessage('test message');
Sentry.getSharedClient().captureBreadcrumb({ message: 'HOHOHOHO' });
Sentry.getSharedClient().captureException(new Error('error'));

If you don't want to use a global static instance of Sentry, you can create one on your own:

const client = await new Sentry.Client(dsn).use(MockAdapter).install()
client.setTagsContext({ cordova: true });
client.captureMessage('test message');
client.captureBreadcrumb({ message: 'HOHOHOHO' });

// OR

new Sentry.Client('__DSN__')
  .use(MockAdapter)
  .install()
  .then(client => {
    client.setTagsContext({ cordova: true });
    client.captureMessage('test message');
    client.captureBreadcrumb({ message: 'HOHOHOHO' });
  });

Notice, install() is a Promise but we internally wait until it is resolved, so it is save to call other function without waiting for it.