sentry-react-sdk

To add Sentry error monitoring to a React SPA, create a dedicated src/instrument.ts file with Sentry.init and import it first from your entry file. This early-entry pattern ensures the SDK captures errors before other application code executes.

Configuring Sentry tracing and session replay in React involves initializing the SDK with your DSN and build-time release, then enabling Browser Tracing and Session Replay integrations. This setup provides end-to-end visibility into application performance and user interactions.

Yes, Sentry SDK works with React Router v5 through v7 and TanStack Router. The setup provides framework-aware integrations that automatically instrument route changes to capture navigation traces and component-level performance data accurately.

Handling React 19 errors with Sentry requires correct SDK initialization for native error capture versus using ErrorBoundary patterns. The configuration guides you through React 19 specific error handling to ensure uncaught exceptions are reported properly.

Yes, you can use Sentry with Vite or webpack/CRA to generate readable source maps. The setup includes build-time release configuration and source map upload guidance, ensuring production stack traces are unminified and actionable.

Sentry production errors in React miss Redux state context when framework-aware integrations are omitted. Configuring the Redux integration during SDK initialization attaches relevant state transitions to captured errors for better debugging.