oc.lib.sentry.core

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capture
error-msg
help-email
init
SentryCapturer
wrap

capture^clj

(capture)

(capture unknown-data-type)

(capture message :guard string?)

(capture kw :guard keyword?)

(capture throwable-event
         :guard
         (fn* [p1__25380#] (instance? Throwable p1__25380#)))

(capture data :guard map?)

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error-msg^clj

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help-email^clj

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init^clj

(init config)

Initialise Sentry with the provided config and return a function that can be used in your application for logging of interesting events to Sentry, for example:

(def sentry-logger (init-sentry {:dsn "https://abcdefg@sentry.io:9000/2" :environment "local"}))
(sentry-logger {:message "Oh No!" :throwable (RuntimeException. "Something bad has happened!")})

It is highly recommended that a system such as Juxt Clip, or Integrant, or Component or another lifecycle/dependency manager is used to create and maintain the sentry-logger to ensure that it is only initialised only once. That function reference can then be then used in whichever namespaces that are appropriate for your application. sentry-clj does not maintain a single stateful instance of Sentry, thus it is entirely possible that it can be re-initialised multiple times. This behaviour is not ideal nor supported.

Initialise Sentry with the provided `config` and return a function that can be
used in your application for logging of interesting events to Sentry, for example:
```clojure
(def sentry-logger (init-sentry {:dsn "https://abcdefg@sentry.io:9000/2" :environment "local"}))
(sentry-logger {:message "Oh No!" :throwable (RuntimeException. "Something bad has happened!")})
```
It is **highly** recommended that a system such as [Juxt
Clip](https://github.com/juxt/clip), or
[Integrant](https://github.com/weavejester/integrant), or
[Component](https://github.com/stuartsierra/component) or another
lifecycle/dependency manager is used to create and maintain the
`sentry-logger` to ensure that it is only initialised only once. That
function reference can then be then used in whichever namespaces that are
appropriate for your application.
sentry-clj does not maintain a single stateful instance of Sentry, thus it
is entirely possible that it can be re-initialised multiple times.  **This
behaviour is not ideal nor supported**.

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