Getting started is simple
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Grab the Sentry JavaScript SDK:
<script src="https://cdn.ravenjs.com/<VERSION>/angular/raven.min.js"> </script> -
Configure your SDK:
Raven.config('your public dsn').install(); var myApp = angular.module('myApp', ['ngRaven']);
That’s it!
Check out the
Sentry for JavaScript
and
Angular integration
documentation for more information.
P.S. Sentry also works with Angular 2!
More helpful than “Your sh*t is broken”
View actual code in stack traces, including support for source maps
See the error’s parameters and session information
Filter noisy traces with app, framework, and raw error views
Go back in time
Reproduce bugs without user feedback using each error’s history of events and user interactions
Don’t blindly guess
Sentry provides relevant information tags about your software, environment, and users that might have contributed to errors.
You can also submit optional custom data to help provide extra context or information that is unique to your business.
- “What was the value of the shopping cart?”
- “How many widgets were visible?”
- “Was their game running in 32 bit or 64 bit mode?”
- “Which clients’ users are experiencing this bug?”
- “Did the waxing gibbous cause the problem?”
Sentry also supports your backend
Understand the big picture
Use issue graphs to understand the frequency, scope, and impact of errors and prioritize what needs to be fixed.
Get notified via email, SMS, or chat when catastrophic bugs make it to production or regressions happen.
Watch errors in real-time as you deploy so you can roll back when the unexpected happens.
Security doesn’t cost extra
All accounts get the same high quality security features, regardless of plan.
- Two-factor authentication
- Single Sign On support
- Organization audit log
- Privacy Shield Certified
- PII data scrubbing
- SSL encryption
Sentry tracks errors in all major languages and frameworks
See all platforms
It also integrates with your favorite apps and services
For GitLab
For Pushover
For Lighthouse
For Pivotal Tracker
For Phabricator
For Redmine
It looks nice too
Have some self-respect while you monitor errors
