error-monitoring

You can use a protocol-based error monitoring architecture to decouple your app code from specific providers. This generates a swappable infrastructure where you can switch between Sentry, Firebase Crashlytics, or a NoOp mode with a single line of code, preventing vendor lock-in.

Breadcrumb tracking automatically captures user actions, navigation events, and app state changes leading up to a crash. This contextual data is sent to your error monitoring provider to help you reproduce and debug production issues faster.

Yes, by implementing a protocol-based monitoring system you can support swappable providers including Sentry and Firebase Crashlytics. This allows you to manage multiple monitoring services or switch between them without rewriting your application code.

Set up error monitoring using built-in opt-out friendly NoOp modes and privacy guidelines. This infrastructure satisfies GDPR and App Store privacy requirements by allowing you to disable tracking or strip user context data without changing your reporting logic.

You should use a NoOp mode during testing or when users opt-out of telemetry. It fulfills the error monitoring protocol without sending data to providers like Sentry, ensuring privacy compliance while maintaining your existing codebase structure.