error-tracking-angular

To add PostHog error tracking to an Angular application, you configure environment variables for your PostHog keys and host URLs, then initialize a singleton PostHog service wrapper before app bootstrapping to auto-capture exceptions.

Uploading source maps for Angular exception tracking requires configuring your build process to generate and send source maps to PostHog, enabling accurate, minified-code-resolved diagnostics and stack traces for captured errors.

Yes, PostHog autocapture for exceptions works in Angular projects of any size by utilizing a standardized PostHog service wrapper and environment.ts-based credentials to ensure reliable error monitoring across the application.

The best way to configure PostHog environment variables in Angular is by using the environment.ts files to securely manage your PostHog project keys and host URLs before initializing the tracking service.

Initializing a PostHog service before bootstrapping your Angular app ensures the error tracking instrumentation is active early enough to auto-capture startup exceptions and reliably wire up diagnostics across the application lifecycle.

Yes, PostHog error tracking supports manual exception captures alongside autocapture in Angular, allowing developers to explicitly send specific errors and diagnostics to PostHog for targeted monitoring and alerting.