sentry-nextjs-sdk

To set up Sentry error monitoring in a Next.js application, you can run the automated setup wizard to initialize the SDK across browser, Node.js server, and Edge runtime environments, capturing client and server errors automatically.

Yes, you can configure session replay and tracing for your Next.js project. The setup process automates feature configuration for error monitoring, tracing, session replay, logging, profiling, AI monitoring, and crons based on your project requirements.

Yes, the Sentry Next.js SDK supports both client and server runtime environments. The automated setup configures the SDK across the browser, Node.js server, and Edge runtime to capture errors and apply tracing throughout your full-stack application.

Before integrating Sentry into your Next.js app, you need Node.js installed and the @sentry/nextjs package available, as these dependencies are required for the SDK to function and properly initialize error monitoring across your application.

The best way to automate Sentry configuration for a full-stack Next.js application is using the setup wizard command npx @sentry/wizard@latest -i nextjs, which handles SDK initialization and feature setup to reduce manual configuration errors.