A thin wrapper around the official Java library for Sentry.

(require '[raven-clj.core :as raven])

(def dsn
  "https://blah:[email protected]/bloo")

(try
  (do-something-risky)
  (catch Exception e
    (raven/send-event dsn {:throwable e})))

• :breadcrumbs - a collection of Breadcrumb maps. See below.
• :checksum-for - a String whose checksum should be associated with the event.
• :checksum - a String which is the checksum for the event, if you're doing your own checksumming.
• :culprit - a String or a StackTraceElement which identifies the so-called culprit. This is not very well documented at Sentry, but here is an example of how they use the String variant in a Ruby application.
• :environment - a String which identifies the environment.
• :event-id - a UUID to identify the event. Autogenerated if not specified.
• :extra - a map with Keyword or String keys (or anything for which clojure.core/name can be invoked) and values which can be JSON-ified. If :throwable is given, this will automatically include its ex-data.
• :fingerprint - a sequence of Strings that Sentry should use as a fingerprint.
• :interfaces - a map with Keyword or String keys and values that can be JSON-ified. See the Sentry documentation on interfaces for information on the expected format.
• :level - a Keyword. One of :debug, :info, :warning, :error, :fatal. Probably most useful in conjunction with :message if you need to report an exceptional condition that's not an exception.
• :logger - a String which identifies the logger.
• :message - a String. This is a different message than that of a Throwable.
• :platform - a String which identifies the platform.
• :release - a String which identifies the release.
• :server-name - a String which identifies the server name.
• :tags - a map with Keyword or String keys (or anything for which clojure.core/name can be invoked) and values which can be coerced to Strings with clojure.core/str.
• :throwable - a Throwable object. Sentry's bread and butter.
• :timestamp - something that can be coerced to an inst using clj-time's to-date coercion

Read more about breadcrumbs at docs.sentry.io/learn/breadcrumbs/.

When an event has a :breadcrumbs key, each element of the value collection should be a map. Supported keys of the map are:

• :type - A String
• :timestamp - something that can be coerced to an inst using clj-time's to-date coercion
• :level - a String
• :message - a String
• :category - a String
• :data - a map with String keys and String values

Copyright © 2016 Coda Hale

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.