sentry-browser-sdk

To set up Sentry error monitoring, install the @sentry/browser package and initialize the SDK with your project DSN. This enables automatic capture of uncaught exceptions and unhandled promise rejections across your application.

Yes, the Sentry Browser SDK supports performance tracing and session replay for static sites. You can initialize the SDK with frontmatter-defined options to load relevant integrations, capturing both page load navigation timings and user session replays.

The Sentry Browser SDK works with WordPress sites to track uncaught exceptions. By installing @sentry/browser and configuring your DSN, you can enable reliable browser-based error monitoring across vanilla JavaScript apps and WordPress pages.

The best way to initialize Sentry tracing is to configure the DSN and environment variables during SDK initialization. Using frontmatter-defined options allows you to selectively load relevant integrations for error capture, tracing, and optional logging.

You do not strictly need npm to install Sentry error monitoring; the SDK can also be loaded via CDN bundles. Both npm and CDN approaches allow you to initialize the SDK, configure your DSN, and enable advanced features like session replay.

Unhandled promise rejections may not be captured if the Sentry Browser SDK is not properly initialized with the correct DSN and environment configurations. Ensure you load the relevant integrations using frontmatter-defined options during the SDK setup process.