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league-sentry

v1.0.0

Published

Setup a project to initialize and use Sentry to send error events within a cloud node function

Downloads

5

Readme

Node package to Initialize Sentry and also Send an error event to Sentry

  • This package is designed to Initialize Sentry and also Send an error event to Sentry.

  • To Send an error event to Sentry the caller has to ensure they have prepared the required custom fields for this package.

  • Required fields { sentryDsn, sentryEnv, fingerPrint, tags } See the definition of logException for more details:

  • /**

  • logException captures an error/exception and forwards it to Sentry as an event.

  • @param exception - The error object to be logged.

  • @param severity - log level or severity level of the failure e.g "fatal", "error"

  • @param userId - A unique user Id, identifying the user who made the failed request.

  • @param sentryDsn - The Sentry Data Source Name where we want to send events to.

  • @param sentryEnv - The Sentry environment to attribute this Sentry event to.

  • @param fingerPrint - An array of string, used to build custom grouping of events.

  • @param tags - A simple key-value pair object, holding additional context about the error or event. See Sentry's scope.setTags for more info.

  • @returns {Promise} */ async function logException( exception, severity, userId, { sentryDsn, sentryEnv, fingerPrint, tags } ) * Example: ``` const sentry = require("auth0-sentry"); try{ // doSomething(); }catch(err){ // Build logData which can be forwarded to Sentry // See how custom logData can be built using auth0-build-sentry-data npm package. const logData = { sentryEnv, sentryDsn, tags, fingerPrint }; // required fields await sentry.logException(err, "fatal", userId, logData); }

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