Using Sentry to catch client errors

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I’d like to use Sentry to catch client-side exceptions. It seems like client-side exceptions are not caught by Sentry, and, AFAIU, it’s related to fibers?

GitHub - deepwell/meteor-raven: Raven/Sentry integration package for Meteor is very old, so I’m inclined from using it (it also doesn’t handle uncaught exceptions).

Is there anyone that has Sentry logging client-side exceptions? If you’re not using Sentry, are you using something else that’s not “Kadira-like”? I want all services to send to the same service. Maybe Rollbar? Bugsnag? track.js? Anyone has any experience with those?

Alternatively, is there any way (even if hacky) to catch-all Meteor exceptions (client-side/server-side)? Even if I have to hack every template for that, I would.

Thanks!

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I use Sentry and it logs client side errors, this is my config:

if (Meteor.settings.public.sentry?.dsn) {
  import * as Sentry from "@sentry/vue"
  import { Integrations } from "@sentry/tracing"
  Sentry.init({
    Vue,
    dsn: Meteor.settings.public.sentry?.dsn,
    integrations: [ new Integrations.BrowserTracing() ],
    tracesSampleRate: 1.0,
    attachProps: true,
    logErrors: false,
  })
}

Maybe you are missing the integration.

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Thanks for responding. This is my config.

import * as Sentry from '@sentry/browser';
import { Integrations } from '@sentry/tracing';

import { getPublicConfigVariable } from '../../api/utils/config';

Sentry.init({
  dsn: getPublicConfigVariable('sentry_dsn'),
  integrations: [new Integrations.BrowserTracing()]
});

Unfortunately, any client-side errors that come from the Tracker aren’t logged (I’m running Meteor 1.11.1, if that helps).

For example,
image

This has never reached sentry.

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As per Using Sentry to catch client errors - #3 by nir0s, I’ve managed to send all client exceptions to Sentry. Now trying to figure out how to send server-side metrics.